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For years, ITS was often treated as an enhancement, useful and sometimes impressive, but still secondary to the larger business of funding physical assets, but at this summit it felt much more central.
The next phase of electrification will not be won by batteries alone, but by the intelligence that connects vehicles, energy systems, roads, fleets and people.
ACT Expo 2026 in Las Vegas showed with unusual clarity the intelligent transport shift reshaping commercial fleets.
The IBTTA Technology Summit in Orlando this week delivered a clear message: tolling, traffic management and digital mobility infrastructure are accelerating into a new era defined by automation, connectivity and low-footprint intelligence.
Zurich’s Automated Mobility Summit showed just how quickly the idea of driverless travel is turning into day-to-day reality.
Shared mobility is becoming a dependable pillar of urban transport and Intelligent Transport Systems are the quiet engine that helps it grow.
The discussion was a shared conclusion that the next phase of intelligent mobility will be stitching AI, automation, connected services and climate-aligned infrastructure into one coherent system, governed well enough to earn public trust.
Although the programme was framed around smart cities and innovation, the strongest thread running through the day was the rapid mainstreaming of Intelligent Transport Systems.
Artificial intelligence dominated the programme, reflecting the event theme, Urban Mobility in the Age of AI.
Istanbul felt less like a conference and more like a continental crossroads where policy, industry and city practice were being actively stitched together.
The final morning of the ITS European Congress in Istanbul has dawned with a sense of culmination, anticipation and, for many delegates, a quiet determination to make the most of the hours that remain.
The second day of the ITS European Congress in Istanbul opened with a sense of purpose that felt markedly different from the scene just twenty-four hours earlier.
The second day of the ITS European Congress in Istanbul dawns with a sense of momentum that feels markedly different from the cautious optimism of previous years.
The first morning of the ITS European Congress in Istanbul began not with the usual polite warm-up of a major industry gathering, but with a sense of acceleration, as if the sector had collectively decided that 2026 would no longer tolerate incrementalism.
What's happening at the Istanbul Congress Centre for the ITS European Congress, and a personal welcome from Joost Vantomme, CEO of ERTICO.
As Official Media Partner for this year’s Congress, ITS Now will be reporting daily on the announcements, debates, technologies and sector-shaping conversations that will define Europe’s ITS agenda for the year ahead.
As cities across the UK grapple with rising congestion, decarbonisation targets and increasingly complex travel behaviour, the role of ITS is evolving rapidly.
Athens hosted the 8th IRTAD International Conference in April 2026, bringing road safety data leaders and Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) innovators into the same conversation.
A clear turning point for ITS and their role in Europe’s energy transition. No longer a promising experiment, bidirectional charging is now being positioned as a standard, mobility function.
The Sensor Shenzhen 2026 exhibition has provided a clear signal that intelligent transport technologies are entering a new phase of maturity.
The i-Mobility 2026 exhibition, held from 9–12 April at Messe Stuttgart, marked a significant turning point for Europe’s transport and mobility sector.
For much of the past decade, Intelligent Transport Systems have been tasked with keeping pace with incremental change: more connected vehicles, more sensors at the roadside, more data flowing into traffic management centres.
The tolling and road-user-charging community gathered in Norfolk, Virginia this week for the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association (IBTTA) Finance & Road User Charging (RUC) Summit.
The International Conference on Traffic and Transportation Engineering (ICTTE), brought together researchers, engineers, planners and policy specialists for two days of deep technical exchange.
Sydney has once again positioned itself at the forefront of global mobility innovation as the International Conference on Transportation & Logistics Technology (ICTLT) unfolded this week.
Breakthroughs in Urban Mobility from The International Conference on Traffic Flow Theory and Transportation Systems (ICTFTTS) 2026.
The Australian transport technology sector has descended on Sydney this week for the Roads, Tolling & Tech 2026 conference, organised by ITS Australia.
The third SAE International Automated & Connected Vehicles Digital Summit has left the global mobility industry with a clear mandate.
Why Software Architecture and "Level 2++" Stole the Show in Berlin at the 15th annual Tech.AD Europe 2026
From 17–19 March 2026, the city played host to a delegation from the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) Board of Directors (BOD) and the International Program Committee (IPC).
The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) hosted its flagship 2026 Traffic Signs Conference and Exhibition, under the timely theme "Signs of Progress".
The 2026 Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS America) Policy Summit, held recently in Washington, DC, marked a pivotal moment for the future of mobility in the United States.
The UK's transport technology community gathered this week in Leicestershire for Transport Technology Forum (TTF) Live 2026, and the message from the event was unmistakable: the era of pilots, roadmaps and "future potential" is giving way to delivery.
As the doors begin to close on the RAI Amsterdam for another two years, the 2026 edition of Intertraffic has cemented its status not just as the premier trade show, but as the primary pulse-check for the global transport industry.
As we cross the halfway mark of the world's leading mobility event, it has been all about moving from "vision" to "operational reality".
The UK’s transport technology community is making a serious impact in Amsterdam this week, with a stronger and more coordinated presence than ever before.
The energy at The RAI Amsterdam is electric. Today’s kickoff made one thing clear: the digital transformation of our roads isn't just coming, it’s already here!