Exhibiting at ATSSA’s Annual Convention and Traffic Expo offers exhibitors tremendous opportunities and exposure to the roadway safety industry, as well as the keys to unlock the doors to many decision makers in all transportation infrastructure circles.

For years now, ATSSA has been writing, creating and providing exceptional roadway safety research and case studies booklets to its membership – at no cost – as a unique benefit to help ATSSA members explain their lifesaving products to help save lives and ultimately maximize their business opportunities.

The rural transportation system in the U.S. is in need of repairs and modernization to stimulate economic growth in communities nationwide, according to a report released today by the national transportation group TRIP.

Earlier this month, ATSSA’s Director of New Programs, Brian Watson, wrote an editorial for Roads & Bridges Magazine.

ATSSA officially kicked off its Employee Immersion Program in June with a visit to American Signal Company in Atlanta, Georgia.

In 2016, nearly 400 boys and girls across the country traveled to Experience Camps, breathtaking scenic properties that welcome children who have experienced the loss of a loved one in their family.

A recent headline in The Daily Caller read, “Californians are revolting against dems who voted for gas tax hike.”

The American Traffic Safety Services Foundation (The Foundation) has awarded 2017 Roadway Worker Memorial Scholarships to four students.

The American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) presented its prestigious Roadway Safety Champion Award to Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK). Inhofe was awarded May 3, during the first day of ATSSA's Legislative Briefing and Fly-In.

ATSSA's Director of Communications James S. Baron recently attended a social media and website strategic planning session in Washington, D.C., for TRIP – The Road Information Program.