Why Should I Join?
The privilege of membership in COMTO is designed to be valued
and shared by people from all ethnic and professional levels who
enjoy a common vocation. We are all committed, professionally
and personally, to the advancement of high-quality opportunities
and service delivery within the transportation industry.
The privilege of membership in COMTO is designed to be valued
and shared by people from all ethnic and professional levels who
enjoy a common vocation. We are all committed, professionally
and personally, to the advancement of high-quality opportunities
and service delivery within the transportation industry.
Individuals
Individual membership includes any person who is an employee
or a policy board member of a transportation agency (Federal,
state/territorial or local); or an employee of a business engaged
in the transportation industry or the supply of transportation
goods and services; or an elected official who supports the goals
and objectives of COMTO. Individual membership also includes
any person who is currently a full-time high school, graduate or
undergraduate student with a major or a minor program of study
in transportation, planning or a related field.
Individual membership includes any person who is an employee
or a policy board member of a transportation agency (Federal,
state/territorial or local); or an employee of a business engaged
in the transportation industry or the supply of transportation
goods and services; or an elected official who supports the goals
and objectives of COMTO. Individual membership also includes
any person who is currently a full-time high school, graduate or
undergraduate student with a major or a minor program of study
in transportation, planning or a related field.
Transportation Agencies
Transportation agencies include those entities (persons, firms or
corporations, trustees or receivers, municipal or other
government agencies) operating any form of organized
transportation systems within the boundaries of the United
States or its territories and possessions, or the Commonwealth
of Puerto Rico, Canada or Mexico. Transportation agencies
include all modes of transportation and multimodal organizations.
Transportation agencies include those entities (persons, firms or
corporations, trustees or receivers, municipal or other
government agencies) operating any form of organized
transportation systems within the boundaries of the United
States or its territories and possessions, or the Commonwealth
of Puerto Rico, Canada or Mexico. Transportation agencies
include all modes of transportation and multimodal organizations.
There are many membership opportunities with COMTO. For more
info click the link below and you will be redirected to our National
web site where you can find out all of the other membership
opportunities that COMTO offers!
National COMTO Membership Info Page
info click the link below and you will be redirected to our National
web site where you can find out all of the other membership
opportunities that COMTO offers!
National COMTO Membership Info Page
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Membership
COMTO has thirty-nine (39) chapters throughout the United
States. Members include individuals, transportation agencies,
academic institutions, industry non-profits and Historically
Underutilized Businesses (HUBs). From highways authorities to
airports, COMTO members represent every facet of the
transportation industry. They are the presidents and chief
executive officers who determine the direction of major
transportation systems and the mechanics and operators who
ensure the safe passage of millions of transportation riders
everyday. For more information on membership, please contact
COMTO National at (202) 367-1181.
COMTO has thirty-nine (39) chapters throughout the United
States. Members include individuals, transportation agencies,
academic institutions, industry non-profits and Historically
Underutilized Businesses (HUBs). From highways authorities to
airports, COMTO members represent every facet of the
transportation industry. They are the presidents and chief
executive officers who determine the direction of major
transportation systems and the mechanics and operators who
ensure the safe passage of millions of transportation riders
everyday. For more information on membership, please contact
COMTO National at (202) 367-1181.
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