RSG to Lead Roundtable Session at ACT International Conference

RSG will participate in the Association for Commuter Transportation’s 2026 Annual International Conference, taking place July 26–29 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

On Monday, July 27, RSG’s Abigail Rosenson and Jonathan Slason will lead a roundtable discussion exploring a central question for transportation demand management professionals: “What don’t you know that you wish you did?”

The session will invite attendees to share perspectives on data gaps and opportunities to strengthen TDM programs, improve transportation options, support commuters, and advance more sustainable mobility.

RSG’s Jay Evans and John Olszewski will also attend the conference, connecting with professionals and participating in conversations about mobility, commuter transportation, and sustainable solutions.

The ACT Annual International Conference brings together TDM professionals from state and local departments of transportation, metropolitan planning organizations, transit agencies, transportation management associations, private companies, consulting firms, and other organizations across the United States, Canada, and beyond.

As an ACT member, RSG looks forward to contributing its perspective and learning from others working to improve mobility and sustainability.

Who? Abigail Rosenson, Jonathan Slason

What? Roundtable Discussion

Where and When? Franklin Room 1, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Monday, July 27, 2026, from 1:10–2:10 p.m. ET

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