Full programme at ITS European Congress

Ertico - ITS Europe event in Toulouse features a range of plenary sessions on mobility topics
By Adam Hill May 25, 2022 Read time: 2 mins
MaaS, Sharing City Space and Next Generation Mobility are among the main sessions in Hall 1 (Kasto80 | Dreamstime.com)

The 14th ITS European Congress, organised by Ertico - ITS Europe, takes place in Toulouse, France, next week from 30 May to 1 June.

The full programme is available to registered participants in their Congress app - you can find this in the App Store or Google Pay store by searching for ‘ITS Congress’.

In addition to the exhibition, there will be speakers from the European Commission, ITS industry and senior city officials.

This year's themes are:

Services for citizens
Next generation solutions
Green and sustainable mobility
From large-scale trials to deployment
Cities as Logistics hubs
 

Several plenary sessions run throughout the three days, all in Hall 1.

Monday 30 May

10.30 Opening Ceremony

11.45 Next Generation Mobility: powered by technology, driven by sustainability

Tuesday 31 May

09.00 Manouevring round obstacles on the road to deployment

14.00 Sharing city space: the 'smart' solution for all

Wednesday 1 June

14.00 Why aren't we there yet? Getting MaaS to work (and everywhere)

15.15 Closing Ceremony & Farewell Reception

In addition, the Technical Programme will offer experts from the ITS community the opportunity to present their innovations and share experiences.

There will also be live outdoor demonstrations as well as technical visits - and a dedicated Start-ups area where young firms can present their ideas to companies and experts.

Held at the MEETT Exhibition and Conference Centre in Toulouse, the Congress brings together sustainable and smart mobility stakeholders.

Mass Transit & MaaS Enforcement Parking & Access Control Detection, Monitoring & Machine Vision Classification & Data Collection GIS/ Mapping & Location Based Systems Urban Traffic Control Air Quality & Weather Systems

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