ITSA2023: Conference programme gets underway in Grapevine, TX

Workshops on digital infrastructure and USDoT equity initiatives begin 2023 event
By Adam Hill April 24, 2023 Read time: 1 min
#ITSA2023: up and running

ITS America 2023 Conference & Expo kicks off today with meetings on some of the key topics affecting the transportation industry.

The expo floor opens officially on Tuesday 25 April but there is a packed programme before then, with workshops on Digital Infrastructure Strategy (sponsored by Miovision Technologies) and on the ITS4Equity Deployment Program.

The latter workshop is an opportunity to learn about the US Department of Transportation's Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office’s (ITS JPO) new ITS4Equity Program, giving delegates the chance to provide feedback on the program’s priorities and focus areas.

For full details of the programme, click here 

ITS International Daily News will cover the show online and in print throughout the week: click here for coverage.

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