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Italian ITS companies on show in one place at ITS World Congress

TTS Italia, the Italian ITS Association, will host a joint stand for several of its members, including Autostrade Tech, Famas System, Magneti Marelli, Pluservice, Telespazio and 5t who will present their lastest ITS solutions and products for transport and road safety. Fondazione Formit will also be on the stand with the I‐Tour project in which TTS Italia is participating as stakeholder and final user. Several companies from the Piemonte Region will also be participating via the Piemonte Agency for investme
October 15, 2012 Read time: 1 min
4155 TTS Italia, the Italian ITS Association, will host a joint stand for several of its members, including 1813 Autostrade Tech, 6708 Famas System, 6709 Magneti Marelli, 6710 Pluservice, 6711 Telespazio and 6712 5t who will present their lastest ITS solutions and products for transport and road safety.

Fondazione Formit will also be on the stand with the I‐Tour project in which TTS Italia is participating as stakeholder and final user. Several companies from the Piemonte Region will also be participating via the Piemonte Agency for investments, export and tourism.

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