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PROGRAMME
08:30
Registration and Coffee in the Networking Surgery
09:30
Chair's Opening Address
Professor Phil Blythe (confirmed)
Director, Transport Operations Research Group, Newcastle University
Professor Phil Blythe (confirmed)
Director, Transport Operations Research Group, Newcastle University
09:35
Keynote Address
Dr Erel Avineri (confirmed)
Reader in Travel Behaviour, Centre for Transport & Society, University of the West of England
“Information provision - how can we nudge travel behaviour change?”
Providing travellers with reliable, clear and accurate information is considered by many to be an effective way to influence their choices.
But travellers' choices are also influenced by the way information is presented to them. In his talk, Erel will share with delegates the art and science of choice architecture to nudge people toward better travel choices - through the design of travel information systems.
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Dr Erel Avineri (confirmed)
Reader in Travel Behaviour, Centre for Transport & Society, University of the West of England
“Information provision - how can we nudge travel behaviour change?”
Providing travellers with reliable, clear and accurate information is considered by many to be an effective way to influence their choices.
But travellers' choices are also influenced by the way information is presented to them. In his talk, Erel will share with delegates the art and science of choice architecture to nudge people toward better travel choices - through the design of travel information systems.
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09:55
Michele Dix (confirmed)
Managing Director, Planning, Transport for London
“The future transport needs of London”
Michele is responsible for leading TfL’s strategic thinking on the future transport needs of London, testing and challenging solutions, providing clear direction on appropriate transport solutions for the future; coordinating the implementation of local plans and partnerships with the Boroughs; and developing major multi-modal scheme interchanges and initiatives. This presentation will look at the work being carried out and the vital role that ITS has to play.
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Managing Director, Planning, Transport for London
“The future transport needs of London”
Michele is responsible for leading TfL’s strategic thinking on the future transport needs of London, testing and challenging solutions, providing clear direction on appropriate transport solutions for the future; coordinating the implementation of local plans and partnerships with the Boroughs; and developing major multi-modal scheme interchanges and initiatives. This presentation will look at the work being carried out and the vital role that ITS has to play.
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10:15
Speed Check Services
Geoff Collins
Sales & Marketing Director
“SPECS3 average speed enforcement”
SPECS3, the new generation of the highly successful SPECS average speed enforcement system has finally been recommended for Home Office Type Approval. SPECS3 brings the latest technological developments to the time over distance concept, offering even greater benefits to those trying to control traffic safety, whilst reducing congestion, emissions and achieving extremely high compliance rates.
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Geoff Collins
Sales & Marketing Director
“SPECS3 average speed enforcement”
SPECS3, the new generation of the highly successful SPECS average speed enforcement system has finally been recommended for Home Office Type Approval. SPECS3 brings the latest technological developments to the time over distance concept, offering even greater benefits to those trying to control traffic safety, whilst reducing congestion, emissions and achieving extremely high compliance rates.
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10:30-10:40
Question and Answer Session
10:45
Masterclass Session 1
11:30
Morning Coffee in the Networking Surgery
12:15
Masterclass Session 2
13:00
Lunch in the Networking Surgery
14:00
Masterclass Session 3
14:45
Panel Debate
“The important role that ITS has to play in the improvement of road safety”
February 2007 saw the publishing of the Governments second three year review of the ‘Tomorrow’s roads – safer for everyone’ and outlines the Governments road safety strategy and casualty reduction targets for 2010.
Today’s panel debate will look into how the introduction of Intelligent Transport Systems can assist in the improvement of road safety.
“The important role that ITS has to play in the improvement of road safety”
February 2007 saw the publishing of the Governments second three year review of the ‘Tomorrow’s roads – safer for everyone’ and outlines the Governments road safety strategy and casualty reduction targets for 2010.
Today’s panel debate will look into how the introduction of Intelligent Transport Systems can assist in the improvement of road safety.
Chair
Professor Phil Blythe (confirmed)
Director, Transport Operations Research Group, Newcastle University
Professor Phil Blythe (confirmed)
Director, Transport Operations Research Group, Newcastle University
15:45
Chair's Closing Remarks
Professor Phil Blythe (confirmed)
Director, Transport Operations Research Group, Newcastle University
Professor Phil Blythe (confirmed)
Director, Transport Operations Research Group, Newcastle University
15:55
Coffee in the Networking Surgery
16:15
Event Close
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