ITS World Congress All-Access: digital series

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A 'virtual' event series replaces the planned ITS World Congress 2020 in Los Angeles: the organisers promise an immersive experience of education sessions, discussion groups, solutions and case studies aimed at addressing global transportation challenges.

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14th September, 2020 - 8th October, 2020

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ITS America
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Online

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