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The Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals is the only professional association for people working toward more walkable, bicycle-friendly communities. APBP is a community of peers working in government, consulting firms, and non-profit organizations in the fields of transportation planning and engineering, urban design and planning, public health, and active living.
 
Why join APBP?
  • You'll connect to a network of professional colleagues through APBP's online community and list serve. 
  • The Career Center offers you the ability to post and search for RFPs and job openings.
  • You'll save money with reduced fees for webinars and professional development seminars.
  • APBP's resources will help you grow professionally and become more effective at what you do.
  • You'll gain credibility and support for your work.
Membership Levels
 
Professional - $95/year
This membership is for a person employed by a local, state or federal government, a corporation or consulting firm, a college or university, or as an independent consultant.
 
Advocate - $75/year

This membership is for staff or volunteers of an advocacy organization or advisory committee.

Student - $30/year
This membership is for full-time students in engineering, planning, landscape architecture, urban design, safety and promotion, health, law enforcement and other related curricula.
 
Retired - $30/year
Retired bicycle and pedestrian professionals interested in maintaining connections in the field.
 
Group Memberships
Groups of five or more people from the same professional or advocacy organization may join together as a group and save 20% on annual membership dues. Contact APBP via the Contact Us page for more information.
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Calendar

8/13/2010
Deadline: Call for Papers for New England Walk-Bike Summit

8/16/2010 » 8/20/2010
Comprehensive Bicycle and Pedestrian Design and Planning