TransportSIG

Intelligent Transport Systems

The next Transport Forum monthly Special Interest Group (SIG)
session is taking place on 4 December 2008, 12h00-16h00

The theme for the day is:

Intelligent Transport Systems

Attendance is free of charge but booking is compulsory.
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Agenda

	Organisation	Presenter	Topics
12h00-13h00	Registration, Snacks and Networking
13h00-13h15	Welcome
13h15-14h00		Dr Paul Vorster CEO: Intelligent Transport Systems South Africa (ITSSA)	Feedback on trends from the ITS World Congress: Saving Time and Saving Lives
14h00-14h30		Ms Melissa Whitehead Integrated Transport Portfolio Expert: Gauteng Transport Management Authority (GTMA)	Institutional parameters for achieving technological advancement in public transport integrated The question asked is how will integrated, intermodal transport be achieved and what are the requirements for this institutional structure to be able to effect integrated transport where so many have failed in the past?
14h30-15h00	Panel Discussion
15h00-15h15	Lucky Draw (Winner must be present)

Venue

Cedar Park Hotel and Conference Centre
Woodmead, Sandton
Directions and Map: http://www.cedarpark.co.za/directions.htm

Cancellation Policy:
Please take note that a penalty fee of R228 (Including VAT) will be charged, should you book and do not attend without cancellation at least 24-hours prior to the event. Substitution is acceptable. Cancellations should be done by email at:
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