Organisations using old TMCA membership logos risk presenting out-of-date or inaccurate information. The Traffic Management Contractors Association (TMCA) has revised its membership structure, eliminating previous categories such as Associate Member and Affiliated Company.
An updated membership model
The TMCA has redesigned its membership to better represent the range of organisations in the temporary traffic management sector. The new categories reflect company activities and contributions more clearly.
This aims to welcome a broader group of organisations committed to safety and quality standards within the sector.
The association has also introduced new membership logos aligned with this refreshed structure.
Membership reflects action, not words
TMCA expects members to demonstrate commitment through real action beyond marketing claims.
Values such as safety, quality and continuous improvement must be backed by tangible evidence within member organisations.
Members should verify their status
Companies describing themselves as TMCA members should review all references on websites, marketing, social media, vehicles and documentation to ensure they use current terminology and logos.
If you still use terms like Associate Member or Affiliated Company, or old TMCA logos, it is time to update them.
Outdated logos may cast doubt
Procurement teams and customers should be cautious if organisations display obsolete TMCA logos. This can indicate outdated information or that the membership may not be valid.
The TMCA website lists current members and offers contact details for verification.
Confirming membership status helps maintain trust that TMCA claims are genuine and up to date.
