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Key Highlights from the Round Table Conference on National ITS Policy

The ITS India Forum successfully hosted a landmark Round Table Conference on the National ITS Policy, bringing together over 150 distinguished participants from across India’s transportation, IT, and telecommunications sectors. The conference was honored by the presence of Shri Sudhendu J. Sinha, Advisor (Infrastructure Connectivity – Transport and Electric Mobility), NITI Aayog, whose insights and leadership added great depth to the day’s proceedings.

This pivotal event marked a significant stride in shaping the future direction of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) in India, fostering a vibrant ecosystem of dialogue, innovation, and collaboration among key stakeholders.

Event Highlights

1. Strategic Multi-Sectoral Discussions:
The conference featured a series of impactful discussions on critical themes such as smart infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, sustainability, public transportation innovation, and data connectivity. These sessions offered a holistic perspective on the evolving ITS landscape in India and globally.

2. Hybrid Engagement for Inclusive Dialogue:
A key highlight was the blended format of the event—seamlessly integrating in-person and virtual participation. This inclusive approach ensured the exchange of diverse ideas and regional insights, enriching the dialogue and strengthening policy recommendations.

3. Technological Showcases and Live Demonstrations:
Participants experienced firsthand a series of cutting-edge ITS technology exhibits, with live demonstrations of solutions that are shaping the future of mobility. From advanced traffic management systems to data-driven mobility platforms, the exhibits brought innovation to life and sparked meaningful discussions on implementation and scalability.

4. Cross-Sector Collaboration:
The event catalyzednew partnerships between tech innovators, automotive companies, and government agencies. These strategic alliances aim to co-develop and implement ITS solutions that are practical, inclusive, and scalable across urban and rural environments.

5. Launch of Joint Research Initiatives:
A major outcome of the conference was the announcement of joint research initiatives focused on advancing ITS through shared expertise, innovation, and data. These collaborations will serve as a foundation for evidence-based policy and technology development.

The Round Table Conference on National ITS Policy set a new benchmark for inclusive policymaking, technological foresight, and public-private collaboration. It reaffirmed the ITS India Forum’s commitment to driving a smarter, safer, and more efficient transportation future for the nation.