ATSS Foundation & Events
Advancing Roadway Safety Beyond the Roadway
The American Traffic Safety Services Foundation (ATSS Foundation) is the roadway safety industry's charitable organization, dedicated to advancing roadway safety through charitable giving, education and public awareness initiatives. The Foundation supports programs that honor those affected by roadway incidents, invest in future industry leaders and help build safer roads for everyone.
By sponsoring, participating in or volunteering at Foundation events, attendees can help support impactful programs such as the Roadway Worker Memorial Scholarship, National Work Zone Memorial, Marty Weed Engineering Scholarship and youth-focused roadway safety initiatives.
By sponsoring, participating in or volunteering at Foundation events, attendees can help support impactful programs such as the Roadway Worker Memorial Scholarship, National Work Zone Memorial, Marty Weed Engineering Scholarship and youth-focused roadway safety initiatives.
Support the mission. make an impact.
Convention & Traffic Expo attendees have multiple opportunities to support the Foundation while connecting with industry colleagues and giving back to the roadway safety community.
Sporting Clays Event
Friday, Feb. 5, 2027
Long Beach, CA
Long Beach, CA
Start Convention week by networking with industry peers while supporting programs that advance roadway safety and honor those who have dedicated their lives to the industry.
Golf Classic TournamentFriday, Feb. 5, 2027
Long Beach, CA Join industry leaders, colleagues and customers for a day of golf and networking in support of the Foundation's mission and charitable programs.
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Experience the
National Work Zone Memorial
Respect and Remembrance: Reflections of Life on the road
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The National Work Zone Memorial honors roadway workers, drivers, passengers, pedestrians, law enforcement officers and first responders who lost their lives in work zone incidents. Featuring more than 1,650 names, the Memorial serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of roadway safety and the people behind the mission to make every journey safer.
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Each year, the Memorial travels across the country to raise awareness about the need to respect work zones and protect the workers who improve and maintain our roadways.
The National Work Zone Memorial will be on display during ATSSA's 57th Annual Convention & Traffic Expo in Long Beach, providing attendees and exhibitors an opportunity to reflect, remember and recommit to roadway safety.
The National Work Zone Memorial will be on display during ATSSA's 57th Annual Convention & Traffic Expo in Long Beach, providing attendees and exhibitors an opportunity to reflect, remember and recommit to roadway safety.
How You Can Help
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Whether you participate in a Foundation event, make a donation or volunteer your time, your support helps fund programs that educate, honor and inspire the next generation of roadway safety leaders. |