Our Members
NACTO’s member cities and transit agencies champion actionable, people-first transportation.
They are at the forefront of North American street designs and policies that prioritize people walking, biking, and taking transit. They elevate successful designs and approaches, share opportunities, and come together to develop cutting-edge resources.
Members shape NACTO design and policy guidance, participate in trainings and technical meetings, and have access to a deeply knowledgeable peer network.
Join the Conversation
Work for a NACTO member agency? Connect with peers and find resources in our members-only discussion groups.
NACTO Membership
NACTO’s members gain access to valuable resources and help advance urban transportation policy, design, and funding.
We Convene
NACTO brings together practitioners from our member agencies to advance the state of the practice.
- Shape the annual NACTO Designing Cities Conference
- Join roundtables and policy convenings
- Participate in virtual events
- Host workshops and trainings
We Collaborate
NACTO enables peer-to-peer connections that build professional skills and cross-pollinate ideas.
- Form Peer Networks
- Participate in working groups
- Apply for fellowship programs
- Test new ideas and share lessons learned
We Curate
NACTO turns our members’ experience, experiments, and expertise into resources for cities.
- Shape design guidance
- Contribute to practitioner papers
- Inform policy guidance
We Communicate
NACTO elevates the city voice in national conversations about transportation policy and practice.
- Influence the media narrative about transportation solutions
- Comment on and shape federal regulations
- Inform NACTO’s organizational work plan
Interested in Membership?
Learn about how to become a NACTO member.
CONTACT US
- Are you an employee of a NACTO member agency with questions about membership? Email us at membership [at] nacto.org.
- Trying to reach us with a different question? Visit our Contact Us page for FAQs and contact information.
Photo Credits: Asphalt art at intersection via City of Long Beach, Philadelphia street via University City District, crosswalk maintenance via City of Austin, bus boarding via Miami-Dade County