TM 2.0 will be actively present at the 12th ITS European Congress, which will be hosted by ERTICO–ITS Europe in partnership with the European Commission from 19 to 22 June 2017 at the Strasbourg Convention Centre under the theme “ITS Beyond Borders”.

The TM 2.0 Platform will present four papers in different technical/scientific sessions. One of the papers – Traffic Management 2.0, Contractual agreements and schemes ’by Tiffany Vlemmings, Olaf Vroom and Jaap Vreeswijk – has been selected as co-winner of the Best Paper Award (Technical).

 

PAPER PRESENTATIONS

TS10 – Integrating transport strategies 1

TOPIC: 3. Transport networks evolution

Date/Time: Tuesday June 20 / 16:00 – 17:30

  • TP0785Traffic Management 2.0, Contractual agreements and schemes

Presenter: Tiffany Vlemmings, National Datawarehouse for Traffic Information (NDW), The Netherlands

Authors: Tiffany Vlemmings, Olaf Vroom and Jaap Vreeswijk

 

TS26 – Towards digital networks 1

TOPIC: 3. Transport networks evolution

Date/Time: Wednesday June 21 / 16:00 – 17:30

  • TP0809Exchanging Traffic Management Plans data between Traffic Management Centres and Service Providers in Traffic Management 2.0

Presenter: Jop Spoelstra, Technolution, The Netherlands

Authors: Jop Spoelstra  and Frans van Waes

  • TP0821Traffic Management of the future and Autonomous Vehicles

Author/Presenter: Evangelia Portouli, ICCS, Greece

 

TS29 – Using mobility information

TOPIC: 1. Mobility services – from transport to mobility

Date/Time: Thursday June 22 / 09:00 – 10:30

  • TP0842 – Best Practices on Traffic Management 2.0

Presenter: Evangelos Mitsakis, CERTH-HIT, Greece

Authors: Evangelos Mitsakis and William Meyer

 

SPECIAL INTEREST SESSION

There will also be a special interest session under the theme ‘Deploying traffic management 2.0’. The topic for the session is ‘Transport networks evolution’.

Traffic management aims to improve traffic flow leading to safer, cleaner and more efficient road traffic. Traditionally, TM is mainly the area of road authorities. However, service providers provide more and more services to road users via in-car/mobile systems. Currently various and unsynchronized messages are provided to road users. A major transition in traffic management is envisaged by the exchange of TM plans and individual route information between traffic centres and service providers and deployment of interactive TM strategies, leading to harmonized messages, optimal use of the network and better individual route advice. This SIS presents the concept of this transition to interactive traffic management and accompanying policy making. AustriaTech will be sharing their view on that.

The Dutch Ministry (RWS) and the City of Ghent will present their activities in deploying interactive traffic management. Involved service provider Be-Mobile will give more insight on the position of service providers and their thoughts on the role of data. Finally, MaaS will help bridge the ‘TM 2.0’ concept with that of Mobility as a Service.

SIS42 – Deploying traffic management 2.0

TOPIC: 3. Transport networks evolution

Date / Time:  Wednesday June 21 / 16:00 – 17:30  

Organiser

Tiffany Vlemmings, National Datawarehouse for Traffic Information – NDW, The Netherlands

Moderator

Olaf Vroom, National Datawarehouse for Traffic Information – NDW, The Netherlands

Speakers

  • Martin Dirnwöber, AustriaTech, Austria
  • Tiffany Vlemmings, National Datawarehouse for Traffic Information – NDW, The Netherlands
  • Pieter Morlion, City of Ghent, Belgium
  • Mark Grefhorst, Be-Mobile, Belgium
  • Richard Harris, Real ITS Global, United Kingdom

 

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

TM 2.0 will also hold its General Assembly during the Congress at the Strasbourg Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Date / Time:  Wednesday June 21 / 08:00 – 12:00

You can register for the General Assembly here.

 

You can find details of the complete programme on the ITS European Congress website.