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fter two years of being fully virtual, Intelligent Transport’s flagship event, the Transport Innovation


Summit, is taking place in London between 20th-21st September this year. The summit’s agenda will examine how innovations in ticketing and payments, Mobility-as-a- Service (MaaS), Demand-Responsive Transport (DRT) and data are driving the next stage of evolution in public transport. Experts and industry leaders from


public transport operators, authorities and associations, local and national government and leading solutions providers from across the globe will attend the event to discuss and share their knowledge over the course of the two days. With over 55 speakers and more than 400 in-person attendees expected to participate in the event, there will be ample


There will be several networking opportunities during the event


The summit will return in-person this year for the first time since 2019


networking opportunities, panels, case studies and keynote sessions for visitors to take advantage of. Highlights of the agenda include


a fireside chat on how MaaS could be the key to the future success of public transport, how a more accessible and sustainable network can be created with DRT, and how electric vehicles (EVs) could hold the answer to the globe’s emissions problem. Efficient operations planning, the value of data, autonomous mobility and micromobility will also featured throughout the summit. The event will also have an exhibition


showcase area displaying the latest services and technologies from across the entire public transport value-chain. The Transport Innovation Summit will take place at the Millennium Gloucester Hotel in London Kensington.


For more information visit www.intelligenttransportconference.com


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