Legislative Briefing & Fly-In
"The Fly-In is a unique opportunity for us to participate on Capitol Hill as a consortium of companies. The industry presence actually helps send the message much more clearly, with real stories and real people behind it."
April 18, 2023 Legislative briefing Pendry, 655 Water Street SW, Washington, D.C. Hear directly from members of Congress and federal policymakers on the legislation and policies directly impacting our industry. PAC Reception, 5-8 p.m. Pendry, 655 Water Street SW, Washington, D.C. Join members of Congress for a reception supporting the ATSSA PAC (contact ATSSA's Cameron Greene to RSVP).
April 19, 2023 Capitol Hill Meeting Day, Schedules to be determined as meetings are confirmed Meet with your representatives and congressional staff on Capitol Hill to discuss the importance of roadway safety.
April 17-21, 2023 National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) A campaign that encourages safe driving through highway work zones, coincides with the Legislative Briefing & Fly-In this year.
Registration for the 2023 event is now open until April 3. This member-only conference is free to ATSSA members. Registrations after April 3 provide attendance to the legislative briefing, however Capitol Hill meetings are not guaranteed.
First-time attendee scholarships: ATSSA offers $750 scholarships to the first 10 first-time attendees who register and attend the Legislative Briefing & Fly-In. Scholarships help offset travel costs, as registration is complimentary.
The ATSSA room block at the Pendry Washington D.C. – The Wharf, 655 Water Street SW, Washington, D.C., is open and has been extended to March 24. ATSSA cannot guarantee hotel room availability or reduced rates after March 24.
Washington, D.C. gives you access to key decision makers that no other city can provide. The ATSSA Legislative Briefing & Fly-In focuses on timely and pressing federal policy issues that have an impact on America’s roadway safety infrastructure policy at all levels. This is a unique opportunity for ATSSA members to interact with high-level policymakers, members of congress and congressional staff, and hear from department of transportation (DOT) officials.
In addition to making a difference at the Federal level, ATSSA also works to advance roadway safety through grassroots efforts. Working with local ATSSA chapters, the Association's State Government Relations staff is here to help you meet with state elected officials and have your voice heard.
The 2022 Legislative Briefing & Fly-In was held in-person on June 13 and 14 in Washington, D.C. for the first time since 2019. The event included over 50 ATSSA members in attendance from 17 states who accomplished more than 60 congressional meetings.
American Traffic Safety Services Association represents the roadway safety infrastructure industry with effective legislative advocacy, traffic control safety training and a far-reaching member partnership.