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The Transportation Research Board (TRB) provides innovative, research-based solutions to improve transportation. Part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, TRB is a non-profit organization that provides independent, objective, and interdisciplinary solutions. TRB manages transportation research by producing publications and online resources. It convenes experts that hel

p to develop solutions to problems and issues facing transportation professionals. TRB also provides advice through its policy studies that tackle complex and often controversial issues of national significance. Learn how to connect with TRB to find out about new research and volunteer opportunities.

06/05/2026

Nominate outstanding lifetime achievement in the management of transportation by July 31! The Robert E. Skinner, Jr. Award recognizes distinguished leadership of one or more major transportation research programs that have contributed to significant advances in transportation over the course of a career.

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06/05/2026

Thank you MxV Rail for supporting the 2027 as a Gold Patron!

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06/04/2026

Are you getting ready to submit your paper to ? Look for some changes this year to help us process reviews more efficiently and effectively! Find everything you need to know for TRB Annual Meeting submissions in the instructions for authors. Review them carefully to prepare your paper and ensure it meets all requirements.

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06/04/2026

Thank you for supporting the 2027 as a Silver Patron!

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06/03/2026

Nominate a potential winner by July 31 for some of TRB's most prestigious awards presented at the 2027 including the W.N. Carey, Jr. Distinguished Service Award, the Roy W. Crum Distinguished Transportation Research Achievement Award, or the Robert E. Skinner, Jr. Distinguished Transportation Research Management Award.

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06/03/2026

🚲It's World Bicycle Day! Find state-of-the-art, data-driven guidance for selecting context-appropriate design features for safety improvements of separated and non-separated on-street bicycle lanes with research.

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06/02/2026

Congratulations Scott Brotemarkle! He is the new TRB Technical Activities Division director. Prior to this position, he served as program director for the Marine Board and staffed TAD standing technical committees focused on port infrastructure, inland waterways, maritime risk, safety and human factors, ferry operations, military transportation, as well as intermodal freight and trucking.

06/01/2026

Thank you HNTB for supporting the 2027 as a Platinum Patron!

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05/27/2026

Thank you Parsons Corporation for supporting the 2027 as a Silver Patron!

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05/26/2026

State DOTs are responsible for managing stormwater runoff to comply with pollutant load regulations. A new report from TRB focuses on engineering and infrastructure strategies and recommends action that can help.

Updated modeling options, acknowledging the difference in pollutant sources, and participating in watershed-scale alternatives may also get us to the right outcome.

The report also identifies areas for collaboration between state DOTs, the , and officials along with state environmental authorities. These partnerships could result in improved design, construction, and maintenance procedures and guidance. Furthermore, engagement between the agencies early in the process, and longer opportunities for public participation can account for concerns specific to different parts of a watershed to more holistically manage pollutants.

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