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AASHTO represents every mode of transportation, including highways, transit, rail, aviation, and water. Our members are senior decision makers from all 50 state departments of transportation, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and federal transportation agencies.
What makes AASHTO meetings unique is their intentionally small size, bringing together a niche audience of transportation experts and decision makers. State DOT leaders and industry partners spend several days together in sessions, over meals, and during coffee breaks. This format fosters real conversations, meaningful connections, and lasting relationships.
By sponsoring, your organization gains access, building visibility and credibility with the people shaping transportation policy and practice nationwide.
AASHTO offers a variety of sponsorship opportunities that range from single meetings to yearlong exposure, allowing you to engage where it matters most.
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Our Host State
AASHTO could not put on this meeting without the support of our Host the Alabama Department of Transportation (ADOT) .
Mobile, Alabama is one of the nation’s oldest port cities and has long functioned as a critical transportation hub. Its geography—bounded by Mobile Bay, the river delta, and the Gulf of Mexico—significantly constrains traditional roadway expansion. As a result, the region has developed a strong reliance on maximizing the performance of its existing transportation network, creating an environment where traffic engineering solutions deliver outsized value.
Improving operations through out-of-pavement strategies has become essential for moving people efficiently into, around, and through the Mobile area. Municipalities across the region have aligned around the RTOP concept, pooling resources and technical capabilities to enhance shared infrastructure assets. This coordinated approach promotes a safer, more efficient, and more consistent regional network, regardless of jurisdictional boundaries.
Layered on top of these everyday operational challenges are the demands of seasonal tourism and hurricane preparedness. The region has become adept at managing large, time-specific traffic surges using the same operational tools and strategies, demonstrating the flexibility and resilience of this approach under both routine and emergency conditions.
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