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The intelligent choice for ITS The intelligent choice for ITS
THE VISIONARIES TINTEGRATED
EC PROJECTS Revisiting ICT-Emissions and re-using and sharing FOT-NET Data, p22-27
INNOVATION Kevin Borras talks to Innovate UK’s Head of Transport, Roland Meister, p34
IMPLEMENTATION Your ITS systems have to be agile in order to succeed, says Jude Paterson, p44
The evolution of the traffic control centre
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
What are the consequences of migrating towards autonomous mobility?
ITS WORLD CONGRESS Focus on Austria, the UK and Bordeaux itself as the ITS world gets a taste of France, p62-68
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS AND ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
RANSPORT SYSTEMS
PEOPLE SKILLS Mobility as a Service:
part two of a glimpse into the future of ITS
What is a smart city without smart citizens?
Print • Digital • Broadcast
PROCESS MAKES Welcome to the connected future
PERFECT Paul Glover on the Middle East’s technology exploitation drive
THE_0116_C.indd 1 Kevin Borras talks to IRD CEO Terry Bergan
EMBRACING CHANGE VEHICLE-TO-EVERYTHING
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