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Membership Requirements

To qualify for the committee membership, one has to be an active committee friend. A “friend of a committee” is someone who can participate in most activities as committee members and actively contribute to committee activities. Examples of committee activities include:

  • Exchange information about best practices, professional development, networking, and mentoring.
  • Peer review papers for the TRB Annual Meeting.
  • Peer review papers for the Journal of Transportation Research Record.
  • Plan workshops, lectern sessions and poster sessions at the TRB Annual Meeting.
  • Author or contribute to TRB publications.
  • Plan TRB webinars.
  • Draft research needs statements and problem statements for TRB projects.
  • Hold committee meetings at the TRB Annual Meeting.
  • Plan specialty conferences.

Announcements

TRB 2023 AT015 Sponsored Sessions

Committee Wins TRB 2023 Blue Ribbon Award in Implementation Category

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