Benefits of Membership
Access to Experts and Information
Get to know toll facility operators, suppliers and consulting services in the U.S. and around the world. IBTTA connects you to experts who work on all aspects of mobility and transportation financing.
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Build valuable relationships with peers who can share practical advice
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Access IBTTA’s industry data and studies to measure operational effectiveness and determine trends
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Raise your profile within the toll industry by sharing your expertise and connections
“We are a small firm and the toll market is of critical strategic importance to us. We couldn't’t be happier with the level of exposure our membership and sponsorship provide.”—John Mike, Perceptics
Thought Leadership & Education
Enjoy high quality meetings, webinars and other educational experiences that offer ways to help your business stay strong and thrive.
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Learn from worldwide experts about innovative approaches
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Gain professional development in all aspects of the toll business
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Apply to IBTTA’s Leadership Academy, a members-only executive program tailored to those looking to move the industry forward
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Serve on committees and task forces that help advance the industry
"IBTTA presented one of the best finance sessions I’ve ever heard. It was a deep dive into asset management, not a quick overview. I need that kind of detail to be better at my job.”—Natalie Kinloch, The Federal Bridge Corporation
Public Awareness & Advocacy
IBTTA represents the global industry with one voice and raises the visibility of tolling in the media as well as with legislators and the public.
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Leverage IBTTA’s expertise to educate your government officials and advance policy
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Build public support by utilizing IBTTA resources to deliver a communications strategy
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Receive informative studies that arm you with data points that help inform your leadership
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Sign up for IBTTA’s SmartBrief, a daily e-newsletter of timely news covering transportation and tolling worldwide
“Congratulations to the dedicated IBTTA team on being such an efficient advocating association. We are delighted to be a member of IBTTA.”—Benoît Rossi, emovis
Maximize Your Membership in IBTTA -- Get Involved!
Once you join IBTTA, you and your staff are encouraged to get involved with groups and projects that fit your interests, expertise and schedule.
These opportunities promote both personal and professional growth while helping to expand your network of industry insiders. There are short-term opportunities as well as longer term assignments available throughout the year. The process is easy! Review the list below and choose the specific project you are interested in. Check back often to learn about new volunteer opportunities.
IBTTA Board of Directors
IBTTA's Board of Directors consists of 25 Active (toll operator) member representatives. Directors serve staggered 4-year terms, and officers serve one-year terms. The IBTTA Board sets the strategic direction of the Association, approves the outcomes to be accomplished, and assures that resources necessary for the achievement of desired outcomes are available and used efficiently. The Board of Directors meets three (3) times a year: January, April/May, and September/October. For more information about being considered for the Board of Directors, click here.
IBTTA Foundation Board of Directors
The IBTTA Foundation is the research, educational and charitable arm of IBTTA. The Foundation supports and conducts research on transportation and tolling; offers training and professional development programs including the IBTTA Leadership Academy; supports charitable good works in local communities; and operates a scholarship program. Contributions to the IBTTA Foundation and the Leadership Academy are tax deductible under section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. Foundation directors serve staggered 3-year terms.
Meeting Planning Groups
The Meeting Planning Groups play a vital role in amplifying key industry conversations and shaping IBTTA's educational content. Each group helps to plan our summits, workshops and Annual Meeting. Most groups begin forming approximately 6-8 months before the meeting takes place. The best way to get involved with content planning for IBTTA’s meetings is to attend the Conference Planning Meeting. In 2018, this event will take place in Portland, Oregon in conjunction with the Finance & Policy Workshop. Attendees at this event will focus on planning the 2019 Meeting.
Committees and Working Groups
Committees work closely with IBTTA staff and help advance the Association’s strategic plan and influence the future of the tolling industry. Committees of the Board include Communications, Membership, Site Selection and Finance. Working Groups are ad hoc groups interested in hot topics and their impact on the industry. They may meet from 3-6 months to over a year. Connected and Autonomous Vehicles is an example of a Working Group created to meet member needs.
