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ITS America 2024: Call for contributions - deadline

You have until Friday 6 October 2023 to submit proposals for presentations
By Adam Hill October 3, 2023 Read time: 1 min
Phoenix Convention Center, venue for the 2024 event (© Lukas Bischoff | Dreamstime.com)

If you wish to present at next year’s ITS America Conference & Expo, your proposal must be in by Friday 6 October 2023.

ITS America is accepting proposals across a variety of topics for the event, which takes place in Phoenix, Arizona from 22-25 April 2024.

Subjects include automated vehicles, digital infrastructure, climate resiliency and sustainability, Vehicle to Everything technology and equity in transportation.

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