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ITS European Congress
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Why ITS European Congress is worth your attention
ITS European Congress 2026
The ITS European Congress 2026 will take place on April 27–29, 2026, at the Istanbul Congress Centre (ICC), Turkey.
Europe’s leading event for Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) will gather 3,000+ participants, 120+ exhibitors, and 100+ sessions, bringing together the public and private sectors to shape the future of smart mobility.
The Congress is where mobility, technology, and policy converge. Attendees will explore breakthrough solutions in connectivity, digitalisation, automation, and urban mobility, with exclusive insights from influential decision-makers, innovators, and industry experts.
Over three days, the programme will feature plenary sessions, technical talks, and special interest discussions, complemented by live demonstrations and networking opportunities. The event provides a unique platform to experience cutting-edge innovations, exchange best practices, and build partnerships that drive integrated, safe, and seamless transport systems for tomorrow.
Learn more: https://2026.itseuropeancongress.com/
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