______________ News
7 June 2011
Issue 4 of the CONDUITS newsletter has been published [more]

20 May 2011
Joint CONDUITS-2DECIDE event, 22 June 2011, Brussels [more]

24 March 2011
2nd CONDUITS technical workshop hosted by the Municipality of Paris [more]

7 March 2011
CONDUITS represented on EU ITS Urban Expert Group
[more]

Calendar of Events
16-20 October 2011
19th World ITS Congress, Orlando

22 June 2011
Joint CONDUITS-2DECIDE event, Brussels

6-9 June 2011
ITS European Congress 2011, Lyon

6-7 June 2011
European Commission ITS Conference and workshops, Lyon

25-27 May 2011
International Transport Forum, Leipzig

8-11 May 2011
ICT2011, Ayia Napa

7-8 April 2011
mobil.TUM 2011 Congress, Munich



Joint CONDUITS-2DECIDE event

22 June 2011, Brussels

Towards better ITS decision-making and impacts assessment for public authorities

The European projects CONDUITS and 2DECIDE are joining forces on 22 June in Brussels for a conference to present the findings of the respective projects and to engage with the key stakeholders on the next steps.

CONDUITS and 2DECIDE have set out to develop tools to assist public authorities in making decisions on which ITS to implement. There is a plethora of ITS on the market today but there is little guidance on which technology or application can most adequately address a problem or help deliver a particular transport policy objective or transport measure.

What can delegates expect to gain?

During the conference, delegates will discover the tools that have been developed within CONDUITS and 2DECIDE and learn about the results of the practical application of these tools. In the case of CONDUITS, the KPIs will have been tested in the cities of Paris, Rome and Barcelona. The 2DECIDE webbased tool is being piloted over a period of 6 months.

Delegates will be encouraged to share their opinions on these tools especially on their usability and applicability. There will also be discussion on how to achieve a wide take-up of these tools within the ITS community, especially among public authorities. The real benefits of these tools will become greater as their application increases, leading to more knowledge and evidence about impacts and good practice.

Further information