Registration now open for ITS Europe

Registration for the ITS European Congress in Strasbourg, France on 19-22 June 2017 is now open, with discounted early bird registration rates until 24 April. The organisers expect 2,500 ITS professionals will attend to discuss the latest trends in intelligent transport throughout the sessions. There will also be numerous networking opportunities in the exhibition and social events. Some of the highlights of the congress include 100 exhibitors and technical visits to see the latest ITS developments, a
February 8, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Registration for the ITS European Congress in Strasbourg, France on 19-22 June 2017 is now open, with discounted early bird registration rates until 24 April.

The organisers expect 2,500 ITS professionals will attend to discuss the latest trends in intelligent transport throughout the sessions. There will also be numerous networking opportunities in the exhibition and social events.

Some of the highlights of the congress include 100 exhibitors and technical visits to see the latest ITS developments, as well as demonstrations including the Cross-Rhine driverless shuttle international challenge

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