IBTTA Global Tolling Summit

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Join IBTTA this September in the historic and vibrant city of Lyon, France, for IBTTA’s Annual Global Summit. Known for its rich culture, culinary excellence, and architectural beauty, Lyon provides the perfect backdrop for this premier gathering of industry leaders. This year’s summit will explore key global topics, including Road Safety, Customer Experience, Green Mobility, and Sustainability. IBTTA's Meeting Planning Group is hard at work curating a world-class program designed to educate, inspire, and foster meaningful connections. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months!

IBTTA Global Tolling Summit
14th September, 2025 - 16th September, 2025

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IBTTA
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Lyon, France

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