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ITS America 2024: registrations are open for Phoenix

The ITS Innovation Showcase is among new features of event which runs from 22-25 April
March 13, 2024 Read time: 2 mins
Where it all happens: Phoenix Convention Center (© Lukas Bischoff | Dreamstime.com)

Registration for the 2024 ITS America Conference & Expo in Phoenix, Arizona, is open: click here

“The scope of technologies and innovation solutions in our industry continue to grow by the day. You will have a front seat to see and discuss them all at the 2024 ITS America Conference & Expo – solutions that are advancing mobility, saving lives, and promoting sustainability – which are a crucial part of our digital transportation infrastructure,” said Laura Chace, president & CEO of ITS America. 

“We are thrilled to bring the industry together every year to develop new partnerships and continue to accelerate the future of transportation.”

The event, produced by RX Global, takes place at the Phoenix Convention Center from 22-25 April 2024 (Tech Tours: April 22 | Conference & Exhibit Hall: April 23-25).

More than 170 organisations will showcase their latest technologies and solutions in the exhibit hall, and there are more than 100 conference sessions under the overarching theme of Accelerating Digital Transformation.

The event also features a new initiative called The ITS Innovation Showcase, which gives solution providers the chance to feature technology in front of both public and private sector professionals - who will then vote in real time "for the technology that they feel embodies the innovation that is driving the future of transportation toward increased safety, efficiency and sustainability".

“ITS America Conference & Expo is a must-attend event for individuals looking for new and innovative technologies and solutions in the intelligent transportation systems space,” said Jaime McAuley, ITS America Events’ event director.

“Phoenix is a leader in advancing transportation technology and providing safer, more affordable choices for its communities. The city provides the perfect setting to help advance the future of mobility.”

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