Why Attend?

Who will I Meet at Intelligent Transport Asia 2011?

This conference will provide a unique opportunity to meet and hear from senior regional and international executives spanning government policy-makers as well as infrastructure and transport authorities, including:

  • Ministries
  • National Highways Authorities
  • Municipalities
  • Local and National Government Road Authorities
  • Regulatory Agencies
  • Main Contractors
  • Consultants
  • Designers
  • Suppliers

Regional Case Studies Not To Be Missed!!

Singapore
Singapore is trialling a traffic management system that could improve the monitoring of the city-state’s roads by using geo-location data captured from drivers’ smart phones. Dr. Lim Hock Beng, Program Director, INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS CENTRE, NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, SINGAPORE will highlight the procedures adopted in the smart traffic cloud system to be enabled in Singapore soon.

Mysore, India
The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation's (KSRTC) new initiative will make Mysore the first city in the country to have an intelligent transport system (ITS) for public transport, which will allow commuters to have real time information access of bus travel and will also facilitate effective monitoring of their movement.
Mr. C. G. Anand who heads the design team, discusses how KSRTC is achieving to woo a cogent citizenry of the self-driven car buyer articulation to move to accessible carriage arrangement that is accurate by real-time information, and advice abate alley bottleneck and added carriage issues.

Manila, Philippines
Metro Manila is working on a proposal for an intelligent transport system that it hopes will help end the Philippine capital’s “traffic nightmare” by enabling drivers to receive information on accidents, road works, and alternative routes. Mr. Francis Tolentino, Chairman of MMDA, Philippines focuses on the present systems in place in Manila for traffic management and discusses the plans for the near future to get their traffic management systems smart

Delhi, India
Delhi faces an urgent need to augment mass transport facilities to reverse the trend of increasing use of personal vehicles. Delhi transport Corporation believes it can woo users back to public transport by making their system smart. Mr. Uday Kumar, General Manager ( Operations and Technology) highlights the ITS solutions that Delhi already has in place, the systems that are currently being set up and the ones that will actively procure in the near future.

Intelligent Transport Asia boasts:

  • A speaker line up seen never before comprising transport decision makers from across the region
  • Exclusive case studies from the cities of Bangkok, Singapore, Mysore and Delhi on intelligent transport systems
  • A compelling agenda with specific sessions on electronic tolling, fare management, parking management, vehicle to vehicle infrastructure and hot off the fire technologies
  • An insightful site tour to the ITIS Kuala Lumpur centre to get a real time feel of day to day traffic management in Kuala Lumpur

Intelligent Transport Asia will:

  • Provide an update on the Asia’s ITS plans for the future
  • Discuss the strategies for designing and implementing a cost effective intelligent transport system
  • Analyse case studies on various ITS projects across Asia
  • Outline the latest technologies adaptable to the varying requirements across Asia
  • Provide a platform to network with the movers and shakers of the Asian road transport industry

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