Fill Out Your Schedule with the Online Program

The full Online Program for the 2022 TRB Annual Meeting is now available. It includes full descriptions of more than 430 lectern sessions, poster sessions, and workshops, covering all transportation modes. You can filter by subject, search by keyword, and build your own personal itinerary. 

Last Chance to Reserve a Hotel Room

There’s only one more week to reserve a hotel room in the TRB block. If you need a hotel room, you should take advantage of the discounted rate negotiated by TRB. You can make your hotel reservation at the end of the registration process.

Act Now to Secure Exhibit Space

Don't miss this opportunity to demonstrate your organization's support for transportation research and innovation, and to showcase your products and services to thousands of transportation professionals. To learn about pricing and attendee demographics, view the floor plan, and purchase space, visit TRB’s Exhibitor Info & Resources page.

Warning: Mailing List Solicitations

If you receive a solicitation to purchase the TRB Annual Meeting attendee mailing list, it is not coming from us. TRB does not share the email addresses of Annual Meeting attendees.

Address Climate Change and Breathe Easier With Research on Transportation Emissions

As transportation professionals, we are well aware of the range of relationships between our industry and emissions in the air and atmosphere. Our latest blog post highlights resources to responsibly manage these relationships.

TCRP Research Report 228: Resource Guide for Improving Diversity and Inclusion Programs for the Public Transportation Industry. Many transit agencies are striving to improve diversity and inclusion. They continue to initiate and sustain programs and develop more innovative strategies.

NCHRP Research Report 980: Attracting, Retaining, and Developing the Transportation Workforce: Transportation Planners. For public agencies, attracting qualified, technically competent, culturally sensitive, and motivated planning staff can be challenging in a competitive landscape.

NCHRP Research Report 990: Guidebook for Effective Policies and Practices for Managing Surface Transportation Debt

Highway Innovations Deserving Exploratory Analysis (IDEA) Program: An Enhanced Network-Level Curve Safety Assessment and Monitoring Using Mobile Devices

TRR: E-Scooters Need Strategic Placement

Researchers at the University of British Columbia studied e-scooter demand in Kelowna, B.C. and found that the pilot program is popular, but only in certain parts of the city and only at certain times of the day. Read the article published in TRR.

December 8 - The Committee to Advise the U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) is holding a series of pilot listening sessions. This final session is on the connections between food, transportation, and infrastructure. 

February 17, 2022 - The virtual TRB Careers in Motion Fair, originally scheduled to be held this Wednesday, has been rescheduled. Those who are already signed up do not need to complete a new registration to attend the rescheduled event.

• Transport Topics: Magnetic concrete that charges electric vehicles as they drive over it is in the works, featuring quotes from TRB Volunteer Dan Haake.
• Washington Post: Climate change affects roads and materials, citing a TRR article and quoting TRB Volunteer Jo Sias.
• Morristown (N.J.) Minute: I-95, I-20, and I-5 are deemed the most dangerous highways in the U.S., according to this media outlet's number crunching from sources that include the National Academies and TRB.
• Futurity: Little kids don't believe girls like computer science and engineering, according to findings in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.