Navigating the future of Traffic Management 2025

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Visit the captivating city of Athens on 29 June – 03 July 2025 for the International Symposium “Navigating the Future of Traffic Management” a premier event bringing together managers, traffic engineers, practitioners, and researchers from around the globe. The symposium will serve as a dynamic platform to explore and discuss innovative practices, proven methods, and how technologies may assist agencies improving how they actively manage traffic on roads, freeways, motorways, and tollways.

Navigating the future of Traffic Management 2025
29th June, 2025 - 3rd July, 2025

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ICCS & i-Sense Group
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+30-210-300-5896
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Event Location

Athens, Greece

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