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We proudly sponsor our industry’s leading organizations and forums, from the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) to the Transportation Research Board (TRB), and many committees and regional organizations in between.
From January 5-9, the TRB Annual Meeting 2025 will bring together experts from the public and private sector to share the latest in industry policy and innovation.
Jacobs and StreetLight's industry-leading teammates will be in Washington, DC for TRB 2025 to elevate solutions and innovations to the complex, interconnected challenges of transportation today.
Whether by air, sea or land, we create equitable, sustainable solutions for smart, integrated transportation infrastructure that connects people and communities around the world and stimulates economic development. From aviation, rail & transit, highways & bridges, to ports & maritime, we keep future generations moving forward.
The road ahead is paved with opportunity and we’re pushing the limits of what’s possible.
Don't miss us at TRB 2025
Whether you're stopping by to meet with Jacobs at booth #512, StreetLight at booth #611 or engaging with us throughout the program, we're looking forward to seeing you in Washington, DC.
Sunday, January 5 – 1:30 – 4:30PM
Measuring the impacts and Performance of Transportation Resilience Efforts
Transportation agencies have increased their focus on incorporating resilience improvements to minimize the impact of disruptions. To make informed investment in resilience strategies, there is a need for tools and performance measures to track the progress toward improving system resilience. Having a consistent set of resilience performance measures (RPMs) will accelerate the cost-effective deployment of investments and the incorporation of resilience into standard practices. This interactive workshop will present a set of key RPMs for the opportunity to run table-top exercises providing the necessary data to assess the effectiveness of illustrative resilience strategies.
Jacobs Transportation Policy Advisor Melissa Savage will be participating in this workshop.
Monday – January 6 – 6:00PM – 8:00PM
Happy Hour, sponsored by Jacobs + StreetLight
Come join us for a fun-filled evening at the TRB Annual Meeting Happy Hour hosted by Jacobs and StreetLight. Network with industry professionals, enjoy delicious drinks and unwind after a day of meetings. This in-person event promises to be a great opportunity to connect with peers and relax in a vibrant atmosphere. Don't miss out on the chance to mingle, make new connections and have a fantastic time!
Tuesday, January 7, 10:15am – 12pm ET
Spotlight Session
What Is Happening to Our Workforce?: A State Department of Transportation Executive Conversation
Join Mara Campbell, Jacobs Vice President and Americas Highways & Bridges Market Director, for a discussion with State Department of Transportation executives about the changing workforce and innovative ways they are addressing these challenges in their agencies.
The transportation industry is facing a growing workforce shortage—especially within the public sector. Without a reliable pipeline of dedicated staff, these agencies could experience disruptions in the important work they do. Public transportation agencies face unprecedented challenges in preserving the workforce necessary to function effectively and need robust strategies to maintain workforce resiliency by recruiting and retaining quality staff to construct and maintain transportation infrastructure now and into the future. This Executive Conversation will provide an opportunity for attendees to hear directly from executives about how they approach the challenges and opportunities facing their workforce and their strategies to move forward.
Thursday, January 9 – 9:00AM – 12:00PM
Transportation Asset Risk and Resilience Strategies and Tools
The objective of this workshop is to share emerging tools and adaptation strategies to develop climate resilience in transportation asset management. Presentations will highlight the MHEVRA Tool to assess Georgia's transportation system vulnerability and risk (GDOT RP20-12) and also the ongoing NCHRP 23-32: Transportation Asset Risk and Resilience to develop a standard method for risk and resilience assessments. Participants will leave with science-based technical resources to assess risk and resilience in transportation planning, design, construction, operation, and maintenance decisions.
Jacobs Global Principal for Resilience Aimee Flannery will be participating in this workshop.
Poster Sessions:
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Monday, January 6, 10:15AM – 12:00PM
How do Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPIs) Impact Turning Vehicle-Pedestrian Conflict Frequencies and Severities? An Observational Study Before and After LPI Implementation, Faria Raha
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Monday, January 6, 3:45PM – 5:30PM
Managed Lanes, Srikanth Panguluri
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Monday, January 6, 3:45PM – 5:30PM
Key Requirements for Implementing Resilience into Practice: Findings of the U.S. DOT Resilience Coalition, Aimee Flannery
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Tuesday, January 7, 10:15AM – 12:00PM
Unlocking Success in the Ecosystem of Mega Infrastructure Programs: A Comprehensive Analysis of Crucial Initiation Factors for Client Services, Rohit Motwani
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Tuesday, January 7, 3:45PM – 5:30PM
The Rapidly Evolving World of Fish and Wildlife Crossings: Case Studies of Successful Ecological Connectivity, Shannon Crossen, Tom McIntyre, Sam Young, Ashley Kelley
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Lectern Sessions:
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Tuesday, January 7, 8:00AM - 9:45AM
Potential Improvements to Road Design Criteria, Speaker, Mohammad Amin
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Tuesday, January 7, 10:15AM – 12:00PM
Are We Ready for the Next Big Earthquake, Donald Anderson
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Tuesday, January 7, 10:15AM – 12:00PM
Latest Advancements in Accelerated Bridge Construction, Randy Thomas
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Tuesday, January 7, 10:15AM – 12:00PM
Decarbonization of Freight Transportation Sector, Jolanda Prozzi
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Wednesday, January 8, 8:00AM -9:45AM
Intersections: A Place Where We Can Make a Difference in Saving Lives and Moving People, Shannon Lambert
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Wednesday, January 8, 8:00AM – 9:45AM
Building Capacity: Training and Educational Needs for Integrating Climate Resilience into Transportation Practice, Aimee Flannery
What we do
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Aviation
Imagine airports as vibrant destinations rather than mere transit points. From initial feasibility studies to groundbreaking programs, Jacobs is revolutionizing aviation services globally.
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Bridges
Bridges are more than structures; they're lifelines connecting communities and fostering economic growth. From roads and railways to rivers and sea straits, we’re building the bridges of tomorrow, creating pathways for social change and development.
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Highways
The future of our roads is brimming with potential, and we’re at the forefront, redefining what’s achievable with unparalleled engineering, design, and construction management. Our innovative roadway infrastructure keeps us seamlessly connected.
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Ports & Maritime
Seaports are the unsung heroes of global trade, ensuring the seamless flow of food, fuel, and supplies essential to our daily lives. Our port and maritime experts have mastered the world’s most intricate programs, combining global insights with local expertise to navigate the complexities of maritime infrastructure.
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Rail & Transit
Whether your journey includes keeping pace with capacity building and accelerating technology, ensuring safety and security or maintaining networks, we’re on board to serve all aspects of high‐speed and conventional passenger rail, freight and logistics, mass/public transit and innovative bus solutions.
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Transportation Planning
Infrastructure decisions shape the future of our cities. That’s why we guide you through modernization, decarbonization, and strategic policies, ensuring today’s investments create lasting benefits for generations to come.
About StreetLight
Before StreetLight, it took manual counts, roadside surveys, and months of data collection to understand transportation. Our team combines machine learning with deep transportation knowledge to shed light on how people, goods, and services move — and makes modern analytics available on-demand to professionals shaping today’s transportation.
