TRAFFIC 2025

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TRAFFIC 2025 is “The Urban Technology Show” and is specifically dedicated to managers and sector professionals of Traffic, Roads, Cities and Land, Transportation & Mobility.

TRAFFIC 2025
8th October, 2025 - 9th October, 2025

Event Organizer

A151 Srl.
[email protected]
+39-02-6630 6866
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Event Location

Bologna, Italy

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