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Intertraffic Amsterdam concludes ‘on an all time high’

Intertraffic Amsterdam 2016 ended last week on an all time high, according to the organisers, who say that the variety of companies, presentations, innovations and record numbers through the doors all combined to create an exciting and interesting event. According to Intertraffic product manager Joyce de Winter, close to 800 companies from 47 countries exhibited and a record grand total of 30,104 visitors from 134 countries worldwide attended. 4,700 participants took part in the knowledge programme overa
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According to Intertraffic product manager Joyce de Winter, close to 800 companies from 47 countries exhibited and a record grand total of 30,104 visitors from 134 countries worldwide attended. 4,700 participants took part in the knowledge programme overall, of which 3,000 attended sessions in the Smart Mobility Theatre, almost double the number in 2014. The InnovationLAB presentations attracted 1,300 interested visitors.

A new hall is planned for Intertraffic 2018; this is currently under construction and will be the new hall for Smart Mobility, which it is hoped will be even bigger.

The overall winner of the Intertraffic Innovation Award, out of a total of 91 entries, was the InVipo software product, developed by Cross Zlin. This is single web-based interface to monitor and control all ITS in a city, compatible not only with Cross products but with other data-producing traffic management equipment.

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