2024 Crash Course on Vehicle Technology and Automation

Casualty Actuarial Society’s Envisioned Future (from the CAS Strategic Plan)

The CAS will be recognized globally as the premier organization in advancing the practice and application of casualty actuarial science and educating professionals in general insurance, including property-casualty and similar risk exposure.

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Event Site

The October 2024 Crash Course in Vehicle Technology and Automation will be held at:

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) Vehicle Research Center
988 Dairy Road
Ruckersville, Virginia 22968

The IIHS Vehicle Research Center conference facility in Ruckersville is about 20 miles outside of Charlottesville, Virginia.

Transportation to/from IIHS/HLDI

Crash Course attendees are responsible for their own transportation daily to and from the IIHS Vehicle Research Center. Rental cars are recommended as rideshare services (like Uber and Lyft) can be unreliable near the facility. If requiring transportation services, we recommend booking a taxi in advance. Several local companies are listed in our lodging section.

Continuing Education Credits

The CAS Continuing Education Policy applies to all ACAS and FCAS members who provide actuarial services. Actuarial services are defined in the CAS Code of Professional Conduct as “professional services provided to a Principal by an individual acting in the capacity of an actuary. Such services include the rendering of advice, recommendations, findings or opinions based upon actuarial considerations.”

Members who are or could be subject to the continuing education requirements of a national actuarial organization can meet the requirements of the CAS Continuing Education Policy by satisfying the continuing education requirements established by a national actuarial organization recognized by the Policy.

This activity may qualify attendees of Crash Course for up to 14.2 CE credits for CAS members. Participants should claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. CAS members earn 1 CE credit per 50 minutes of educational session time, not to include breaks or lunch.

**Note: The amount of CE credit that can be earned for participating in this activity must be assessed by the individual attendee. It also may be different for individuals who are subject to the requirements of organizations other than the American Academy of Actuaries.

Suggested Attire

Casual business attire is suggested for the conference sessions and receptions. It is best to wear layered clothing as meeting rooms tend to fluctuate in temperature.  In Ruckersville, the average high temperature during early October is 69°F and the average low is 51°F.

Contact Information

For more information on Crash Course content, please contact Wendy Ponce at wponce@casact.org.

For more information on attendee registration, please email arc@casact.org.
For more information on Crash Course other than registration or content issues, please email meetings@casact.org.

For more information on other CAS opportunities or administrative policies such as complaints and refunds, please contact the CAS Office at (703) 276-3100 or visit the CAS website.