ITS World Congress 2025: Future Leaders Program deadline extended

Students worldwide now have until 1 July to submit their transport essays
By Adam Hill June 13, 2025 Read time: 1 min
Downtown Atlanta is the scene for ITS World Congress 2025 (© Sean Pavone | Dreamstime.com)

The ITS World Congress, in collaboration with Southwest Research Institute, has extended the application deadline for the 2025 Future Leaders Program to Tuesday 1 July.

This initiative invites college students worldwide to submit their innovative transportation solutions for a chance to present at the ITS World Congress in Atlanta from 24-28 August. 

Winners will receive a paid trip to the event, allowing them to engage with industry leaders and showcase their ideas on a global stage.

Click here to apply.

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