Road User Charging Conference 2020
CiTTi Magazine‘s annual Road User Charging Conference provides the latest insight, case studies and debate on current trends and future challenges that affect senior decision makers who have responsibility for intelligent transportation systems and road pricing.This two-day gathering of leading practitioners welcomes delegates from around the world and across sectors to encourage active discussion and peer-to-peer learning.
The Road User Charging Conference Europe 2020 takes place on the 4th & 5th March 2020 at the Steigenberger Wiltcher’s, Brussels.
Getting international perspectives on road user charging and the future of intelligent transportation systems is vital in driving our understanding. Attendees at this key event learn from experts and peers alike via invaluable case study presentations on the issues of interoperability, time versus distance based charging, large scale roll-outs, user acceptance and much more.
New for 2020: We’re launching a brand-new second theatre dedicated to city transport and traffic innovation. The CiTTi stream will run alongside the RUC Conference and see speakers from across the world deliver engaging and informative presentations on pressing topics affecting cities everywhere, including electric vehicles, clear air and low emission zones, smart mobility and more. If you’re interested in knowing more about the technologies and concepts driving the clean, safe and efficient movement of people and goods through urban environments then this is the conference for you!
“RUC Conference provided me necessary knowledge about the global progress in the RUC industry, which helped me in my work with the regional transport system planning in Helsinki Region. It was also rewarding to make new connection within the industry and other city regions. I can see myself attending the conference in the future.”
Niko-Matti Ronikonmäki, Helsinki Region Transport Transport Economist
Our 2020 speakers
Kees van der Burg
Director-General for Mobility
Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, The Netherlands
Nicolás Leyva Dr
CfM network coordinating officer & Project Manager Mobility Department
City of Stuttgart
Rachel Cahill
Head of Financial Management and Sustainable Mobility Lead
Transport Infrastructure Ireland
Kenneth Buckeye
Pricing Program Manager in the Office of Financial Management
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Blair Thompson
Director, Australian Government’s National Heavy Vehicle Charging Pilot
Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications.
Nele Sergeant
Sustainable Mobility policy officer
Brussels administration for Environment (Leefmilieu Brussel / Bruxelles Environnement)
Dr Elly Sinaga MSC. DIC.
Former Director General
Former Greater Jakarta Transport Authority at the Ministry of Transport
Hans Einar Nerhus
Deputy Director General in the Department of Public Roads, Urban Mobility and Traffic Safety
The Norwegian Ministry of Transport
AGENDA
To see our agenda and speakers for 2020, then click here
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST
Join in the conversation on the 4th & 5th March. Register your interest here.
SPONSORS
If you would like to learn more regarding our sponsorship oppurtunities, please contact Daniel Jessop
CONTACT
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