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Renewing your Membership?

If you are a current CARSP member, or were a CARSP member in the past, you must be logged in to have your membership updated automatically.

Membership Fee Increase

Why have we decided to increase the fees?
  1. CARSP has not increased membership fees for 7 years.
  2. Feedback from members received in individual interviews conducted by CARSP revealed that the majority of those members interviewed would accept a fee increase provided the value they would receive, as a member, was also increased.
  3. During the last 1 ½ years CARSP, with time-limited funding from Transport Canada’s Enhanced Road Safety Transfer Payment Program, the following changes were made: Free Monthly Webinars, a “Road Safety Information” Area on the CARSP website, an updated Safety Network Newsletter, an updated website and, soon, an updated Advanced Vehicle Safety Systems web-area. We also conducted a needs assessment of our membership (via both a survey and interviews), which was key to offering the webinars.  This Transport Canada funding has now finished, yet we wish to continue providing these benefits to members.
  4. COVID has hindered our potential to earn operating revenue from our annual conferences.  The 2020 CARSP Conference was cancelled, and the 2021 and 2022 conferences yielded lower profits than in the past.
  5. Other associations similar to CARSP charge more for membership than CARSP does.

Regular (Individual) Membership

Pay for your annual dues as a regular member ($125/year) of CARSP by credit card or your Paypal account through using PayPal, just click the button to the right.

Note: you do not need to have a Paypal account to pay by credit card within PayPal.

1-year Regular Membership
$125

A Two-year Individual Membership is Now Available!

Members now have the option to purchase a two-year CARSP membership and save! Pay by credit card or your PayPal account by clicking the button to the right.

Note: you do not need to have a Paypal account to pay by credit card within PayPal.

2-year Regular Membership
$225

Student (Individual) Membership

Pay for your annual dues as a student member ($15/year) of CARSP by credit card or your Paypal account through using PayPal, just click the button to the right.

Note: you do not need to have a Paypal account to pay by credit card within PayPal.

1-year Student Membership
$15

Group Membership

  • 2-3 members – $125 per member/year
  • 4-9 members – $75 per member/year
  • 10 or more members (unlimited) – flat rate of $750 per year

The entire group must join or renew at the same time. The contact person will receive a single invoice for the entire group. Submit your request by clicking on the button at the right.

Group Membership Request Form

Pay by Cheque

If you wish to request an invoice for your membership dues, click on the button at the right. An invoice will be sent to the e-mail address that you provided.

Pay by Cheque Request Form

CARSP Membership

Why should you join?

For a low annual fee of $125/year (or $225 for 2 years), CARSP members enjoy great benefits, including the opportunity to:

  • Connect with other road safety professionals across Canada and beyond
  • Network, exchange ideas and make contact through the member directory
  • Stay informed with exclusive publications featuring road safety news and the latest information on programs, research, and initiatives sent by email to you including the Canadian Road Safety News Digest and the Safety Network Newsletter
  • Be involved on one of our many Committees on the Board of Directors
  • Receive discounted registration to the internationally recognized CARSP Conference
  • Receive complimentary access to proceedings from past conferences!

Who should join?

The professions who benefit from CARSP membership are:

  • Government (Federal, provincial or local)
  • Police/Enforcement (RCMP, provincial and local)
  • University/college (e.g. Engineering, Psychology, Epidemiology, Health Sciences)
  • Non Profit Safety Organizations (Safety Council, CRSYC, Arrive Alive Drive Sober, CCMTA, etc.)
  • Private Consultants (e.g. Engineering)
  • Research Agencies (e.g. TIRF, Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse)
  • Driving Institutes
  • Motor Associations (e.g. AMA, CAA)
  • Insurance Organizations (e.g. ICBC, IBC, SGI, MPI, SAAQ)
  • Legal professionals