2027 TRB Annual Meeting

Mark your calendar for the 2027 TRB Annual Meeting, one of the premier transportation conferences in the world. Hosted by the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, the event brings together transportation professionals, researchers, policymakers, consultants, and practitioners to share the latest innovations, research findings, and implementation strategies across all modes of transportation.

Date: January 10-14, 2027
Location: Washington, D.C.

The conference features thousands of presentations and sessions covering topics such as transportation safety, Tribal transportation, roadway design, data-driven decision making, pedestrian and bicycle safety, human factors, emerging technologies, asset management, and transportation policy. Attendees have opportunities to network with transportation leaders from across the United States and around the world.

For Tribal transportation practitioners, the annual meeting offers valuable opportunities to learn about new safety practices, research initiatives, funding programs, and innovative solutions that can be adapted for use in Tribal communities. The event also provides access to technical committees, peer exchanges, and specialized sessions focused on rural and Tribal transportation challenges.

Additional information and registration details are available through the 2027 TRB Annual Meeting website.

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Published by Kirk Vinish, AICP

Kirk Vinish, AICP is the TTAP Assistant Director at the Pacific Northwest Transportation Consortium (PacTrans), the USDOT Region 10 University Transportation Center housed in the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at the University of Washington. He provides transportation technical assistance, project development support, and capacity-building services to public agencies and Tribal governments across the Pacific Northwest. Kirk’s work focuses on practical implementation, funding strategy, and strengthening local transportation program delivery through applied research and partnership.

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