
2026 UMA Safety Management Seminar
December 2-3 2026
Now in its 22nd year, the 2026 UMA Safety Management Seminar brings fresh perspectives and information to those individuals responsible for safety and compliance. Owners, managers, dispatchers, and senior drivers gains insight in keeping passengers safe remaining compliant with regulations and, learning how to mitigate risk though expert presentation, hands-on workshops, and discussions. The UMA Safety Management Seminar provides a valuable opportunity for networking and learning about the latest safety management practices.
Hotel – Maritime Conference Center

All meals included
$169
Cutoff – November 9, 2026
Toll Free Reservations : (866)-900-3517
Hotel Main Number: (410) 859-5700
Double occupancy rooms can call the reservation line at 410-859-5700, then press 7 for assistance making reservations.
You may also email us at: reservations@mccbwi.org
Transportation
There is a shuttle that runs 24 hours.
Please call the Front Desk at (410)-859-5700 and they will dispatch the shuttle to you directly. They will give a pickup station based on airline or rail station
Agenda
Full Agenda Coming Soon
December 2nd:
Seminar Day 1 starts at 8 AM
Seminar Day 1 ends at 5 PM
December 3rd
Seminar Day 2 starts at 8 AM
Seminar Day 2 ends at 12 PM
2026 Seminar Highlights
The 2026 UMA Safety Management Seminar will bring together timely safety topics, practical training, and industry updates designed to help motorcoach professionals strengthen their safety programs and operations.
Featured Sessions
This year’s program will include sessions on:
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Tailoring Your Training Program
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Workplace Safety and OSHA
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Anatomy of the Deposition
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Safety in the Age of Dashcams: From Surveillance to Culture
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Taking the Next Step
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Participants will also take part in the seminar’s popular breakout working groups, collaborating with other industry professionals to discuss challenges and develop practical solutions they can take back to their operations.
Industry Updates
Attendees can also expect planned updates from key transportation safety organizations, including:
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Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA)
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Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
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National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
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