Registration is Now Open!

Don’t miss the world’s largest transportation research conference. Register now to save up to 20% on registration fees and get the best selection on hotels before they start filling up. TRB’s 102nd Annual Meeting will be held January 8-12, 2023 in Washington, D.C.

Host Your Meeting in D.C. this January

Non-profit organizations and government agencies that would like function space to hold meetings in conjunction with TRB’s 102nd Annual Meeting may submit a request.

Improving Equity in Transportation

Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month is celebrated September 15 - October 15. We asked TRB Volunteers to share relevant resources and research that are valuable to improving equity in transportation. Read what Gabriella Kolodzy of Texas A&M Transportation Institute and Marc Brenman, former Senior Policy Advisor for Civil Rights, Office of the Secretary of Transportation shared.

Transporting New Energy Options Safely

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) has yet to be transported by rail tank car in the U.S. TRB and the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine are exploring steps needed if rail tank car is to become a safe, effective way to transport LNG. Read our blog to see where our research is heading.

Subscribers of TRB's magazine, TR News, already have Issue 339 (May-June 2022), but for others, the article, "Transforming Pavement Preservation," written by authors from the Minnesota and Illinois DOTs and ARRB Systems, is now available online.

September 21 - TRB Webinar: Adaptive Flood Relief Techniques to Enhance Resiliency

September 22 - TRB Webinar: Strategies to Improve the Quality of Pavement Condition Data

September 27 - TRB Webinar: Pedestrian Analysis—Current Practice, Resources, and Applications

October 11 - TRB Webinar: Resistivity and Concrete Durability

TRB's Airport Cooperative Research Program has updated its website, ACRP WebResource 10: Periodic Publication on Transformative Technologies at Airports, with six new articles and six updated articles.

• People in low-income Philadelphia neighborhoods increased their bike-share usage during the pandemic as much as the general population, found University of Pennsylvania authors in TRB's TRR journal, as reported by Penn Today.
• "You see groups like [TRB] providing continuing education for their members at the intersection [between health and the built environment]," notes an article in Planetizen.