The Kansas Association for Uniform Traffic Control (KAUTC) is an organization formed in 1973. It is comprised of a diverse group of members including: city, state, County and federal traffic engineers/ technicians, consultants, education, law enforcement and traffic related vendors.    
     
KAUTC was conceived in 1972 when a group of concerned professionals met to discuss how the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices should be placed into operation. The group called themselves the Urban Area Traffic Engineer organization. Their primary purpose was to promote uniformity among traffic engineers in the state of Kansas. In 1973, the organization adopted a constitution and chose a new name, the Kansas Association for Uniform Traffic Control (KAUTC). Since then, KAUTC has grown in membership from 17 members to more than 150 members.    
   
KAUTC holds three meetings a year typically on the first Wednesday of February, June and October. Meetings cover practical issues such as pavement markings, traffic signals, traffic control and signing. They provide a forum for sharing information on the latest traffic control technology and standards.  
 
 
Membership is available to any person active in some phase of traffic engineering in Kansas. An application can be obtained online or by attending one of the meetings. The application must be filled out and submitted to the Board of Directors for approval.  
   
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