17 new members join ITS America

ITS America has welcomed 17 companies and organisations from around the country as new members during the second quarter of 2012. Recent new members include American Council on Renewal Energy; Addco; Bishop Consulting; Cadogan Consulting; Cellcontrol; DriveCam; Enterprise Pooled Fund; EPV Group; Infrastructure Corporation of America; Mixon Hill; Naztec; Novavia Solutions; Pemcco; Raymond James; AMSchoka Consulting; TrafficVision; and Treehaven Technologies.
July 13, 2012 Read time: 1 min
RSS560 ITS America has welcomed 17 companies and organisations from around the country as new members during the second quarter of 2012. Recent new members include American Council on Renewal Energy; Addco; Bishop Consulting; Cadogan Consulting; Cellcontrol; DriveCam; Enterprise Pooled Fund; EPV Group; Infrastructure Corporation of America; Mixon Hill; Naztec; Novavia Solutions; Pemcco; Raymond James; AMSchoka Consulting; TrafficVision; and Treehaven Technologies.

"From research institutions to technology deployers, our new members represent the diversity of our membership and illustrate the constantly expanding field of intelligent transportation systems," said Scott Belcher, president and CEO of ITS America.

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