Secure your organization's booth as part of its exhibit at the TRB 2021 Annual Meeting in January. Booths in the virtual exhibit hall will cost $1,900 or half the cost of the 2021 in-person rate, which was $3,800 for a 10 x 10 square foot booth. A 2021 virtual booth will come with two full meeting registrations, the ability to register an unlimited number of staff to monitor for and engage with...

Consider leveraging your TRB Annual Meeting registration budget to maximize your organization’s visibility, by becoming an Annual Meeting Patron. Each patron package includes at least four complimentary registrations for your employees and a virtual exhibit booth—collectively a $3,000 value—in addition to the special recognition and exposure that comes with being a patron. Show your support for...

Registration is now open for the TRB 2021 Annual Meeting! The 100th Annual Meeting is completely virtual, and registration is required . Register by November 30 to take advantage of early bird rates! Registration fees increase on December 1. Registration includes: 3,000+ presentations in 350+ sessions 350+ meetings organized by TRB standing committees Continuing Education credits 7 days of exh...

If you receive a solicitation to purchase the TRB Annual Meeting attendee mailing list, it is not coming from TRB. TRB recommends that you do not click on any links in the email and that you delete it immediately. TRB also recommends that you do not request to be removed from the mailing list as that likely would confirm to the sender that your email address is valid and thus may result in addi...

In recognition of her outstanding service to TRB and safety-critical systems research, Martha Grabowski is the 2020 recipient of the W.N. Carey, Jr., Distinguished Service Award. Dr. Grabowski is the McDevitt Distinguished Chair in Information Systems and Professor and Director of the Information Systems Program at Le Moyne College , as well as a Senior Research Scientist in the Department of I...

Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Aty is the recipient of the 2020 Roy W. Crum Award, to be received at the 2021 Annual Meeting. Dr. Aty is recognized for his distinguished achievements in the development of immediate practical applications of his fundamental and developmental research results as well as for contributing broadly to the science of transportation safety. His work and accomplishments will leave a...

Mr. Dorval R. Carter, Jr., President, Chicago Transit Authority, is the 2021 recipient of the Thomas B. Deen Distinguished Lectureship. Mr. Carter is recognized for his leadership in the transit industry and legal community, and for spearheading significant advances to public transportation. As the head of the nation’s second largest transit agency , Mr. Carter oversees the delivery of some 500...

You've heard the news that TRBAM is going virtual for 2021. In order to attend the meeting, be sure to create or update your MyTRB profile  now. MyTRB allows TRB volunteers, contributors, and participants to maintain their own contact information. You can identify your areas of interest, upload your bio, become a friend of a standing committee, update your address, and order print pub...

Because the need for knowledge hasn’t changed. Check all the boxes and the value is obvious: Quality - Access to the same high-quality content that you’ve come to expect from TRB. Engagement - Attend open committee meetings, January 5-8 and January 11-15, 2021, without any scheduling conflicts from technical sessions. Convenience - Conflicting sessions? No problem! Access video recordings of an...

Registration fees for the Virtual 2021 TRB Annual Meeting will be significantly lower than the fees for last year’s in-person meeting. While announcing the fees, TRB also released an accompanying document called “Why Attend a virtual TRB Annual Meeting,” containing a detailed list of the specific benefits of attending the event virtually (e.g., if you miss a session, you can view a recording of...