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Membership Benefits

Membership is based on a calendar year (Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2010) and is non-prorated. Note that the following benefits do not apply to Library Subscribers.

Special Membership Levels

  • Supporting Member
    • Supporting members receive recognition on the TRF website.
  • Sustaining Member
    • Sustaining members receive recognition on the TRF website and in the Annual Forum program and proceedings.
  • Sponsoring Member
    • Sponsoring members can either be in the name of a company or an individual.
    • Sponsoring members will receive the following benefits in 2010:
      1. Recognition in the Annual Forum program
      2. One complimentary meeting registration for the Annual Forum
      3. Recognition on the TRF website
      4. Recognition in the TRF journals
      5. "Sponsor" ribbon to wear at the Annual Forum
      6. One meal or social function at the Annual Forum to be promoted as a "Sponsoring Member" event.

All Members Receive

  • Publications
    • Journal of the Transportation Research Forum (published three or four times each year)
    • Online access to the current and past Journals of the TRF
  • Annual Forum
    • Discounted registration for three-day Annual Forum including concurrent sessions on specific transportation topics and keynote and luncheon speeches by prominent individuals from industry, government, and academia
    • Online access to past Annual Forum Proceedings
  • Geographic & Special Interest Chapters
    • Local chapter meetings on policy and research issues
    • Luncheon meetings and speakers
    • Special and jointly-sponsored events
    • Discounted registration for meetings
  • Other Benefits
    • Participation in a network of transportation professionals
    • Online access to searchable Membership Directory
    • Awareness and understanding of state-of-the-art research and innovations in transportation
    • Opportunity to present or publish transportation-related research
    • Reviews of transportation-related books through the TRF Book Club