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The progressive digital transition changes our everyday life and redefines the way we live and move. The public transport industry also embraces new technologies to create more customer-friendly, more secure, and more efficient services.

Since its first show in 2008, IT-TRANS has offered a platform for descision-makers to foster the digitalisation of public transport and to present and learn about recent innovations.

1st December, 2020 - 3rd December, 2020

Event Organizer

Messe Karlsruhe and UITP

Event Location

Rheinstetten, Germany

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