2026 Eastern CMV Safety Summit

Where Research, Enforcement, and Industry Move Together

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March 25-26, 2026
The Hotel Northampton
Northampton, Massachusetts

Join us to collaborate with others in law enforcement, research, SDLA, government, and industry to improve roadway safety and reduce commercial vehicle crashes.

For guest room reservations at the Hotel Northampton at the group rate of $157/night:

Reserve online: visit the hotel's reservation page, enter your check-in and check-out dates, select "Group/Block" rate from the "Special Codes" drop down, and use the code 2603UMASSS.
Reserve over the phone: call directly at 413-584-3100 or 1-800-547-3529 and request the event block name UMassSafe Summit Conference.

Topics will include:

  • Multi-state, cross-sector safety partnerships

  • Human trafficking prevention

  • Fatigue-related and drug-impaired crash factors

  • Courts, inter-agency communication, and CDL compliance

  • In-cab safety and monitoring technologies

  • Roadside screening and enforcement tools

  • FMCSA research and implementation updates

  • Emerging technology and university-driven research

  • Safety data shaping state and regional freight/violation trends

  • Truck parking research and operational solutions

  • Driver training standards and learning strategies 

Who Belongs at the Table:

  • Motor carrier safety and compliance leaders

  • FMCSA, DOT, and state driver licensing agency staff

  • CMV inspectors and enforcement officers

  • Fleet operators, safety analysts, and technology partners

Becoming a Summit Sponsor or Exhibitor

Interested in sponsoring the Summit, or having an exhibitor table for your business or agency? Learn more and complete the form here!

Travel Reimbursement Grants

Limited travel reimbursement vouchers are available. Apply here!

Seeking Presenters & Best Practice Demos

Interested in sharing your organization's best practice or participating in an expert-panel? Submit your abstract here!

Agencies & Organizations Registered to Attend:

American Transportation Research Institute
Brenntag North America
Chemstream, Inc
Delaware Division of Motor Vehicle
Falzone Towing Service, Inc.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Eastern Service Center
Fleetworthy
Luma Brighter Learning 
Maine State Police
Maryland Department of Transportation
Maryland State Highway Administration, Office of Traffic and Safety
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities
Massachusetts Department of Transportation
Massachusetts Department of Transportation Highway Division
Massachusetts Department of Transportation Registry of Motor Vehicles Division
Medway Massachusetts Police Department 
New York State Department of Transportation
Rhode Island Department of Transportation
Rutland County Sheriff's Department
Scopelitis Transportation Consulting
The Eastern Transportation Coalition
Virginia State Police
Virginia Tech Transportation Institute

 

This material is based upon work supported by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration under cooperative agreement number FM-MHP-0848-24-01-00.