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2nd Annual Summit on Intelligent Transportation System - Game changer for smart mobility

12 Dec 2017 -
Hotel The Claridges,New Delhi

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Intelligent Transport System is not something very new to the world of transportation but in Indian context it has started making its presence as largest population demands more vehicle which leads to heavy traffic chaos. An intelligent transport system (ITS) is a perfect method that provides solution related to different modes of traffic and transport management. As per recent study report, global intelligent transport system market to grow at CAGR of 8.70 % during 2017-21.

Recently NITI Aayog signed an agreement with “International Roads Federation” to develop a ITS Policy frame work in the country it includes traffic and parking management and to ensure road safety of passengers. Also under Smart city mission India moving ahead on this way to transform country’s transportation, for growth and development government has initiated $15 billion flagship programme which will help to give relief to booming cities from traffic jam.

One of the important sections of ITS goes through electric vehicle concept, as Hon’ble Transport Minister Mr. Nitin Gadkari planning to transform country through electric mobility by 2030. Further NITI Aayog has prepared the document for the policy related to this concept so that investors can get such clarity. In this way Gujarat might be India’s first electric vehicle hub as state government signed a deal with a Chinese firm to set up their manufacturing unit to produce e-vehicle. According to the International Energy Agency, the 2030 target would require nearly 8 times the global stock of such vehicles which opens window of high investment opportunity in the country.

Key Highlights:

• Current Situation Regarding Transport Data Standardization and Security

• Global ITS Market Vs India

• ITS Solution in Smart City

• Key Policies and Announcements

• Initiatives to Encourage indigenous Electric Vehicle/Hybrid Vehicle Production

• Benefits of ITS Product Implementation

• New Technology Role in Time, Energy Saving and Environment Protection

• Key Market Drivers and Challenges

• When, Why and How ITS will Impact the Country?

• What will be the Market Size by 2030?

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Speakers & Presentations

+ details	Nina Vaskunlahti Ambassador, Embassy of Finland

+ details	Anil Srivastava Adviser (Transport) & Director General, DMEO , NITI Aayog

+ details	Sohinder Gill CEO- Global Business, HERO ECO Director – Corporate Affairs, SMEV (Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles),

+ details	Vishwajit Joshi Lead – Government Relations & Corporate Affairs, KPIT Technologies Ltd.

+ details	Ashok K Balyan CEO - Oil & Gas, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd.

+ details	Akhilesh Srivastava Chief General Manager (IT & Highway Operations), National Highways Authority of India(NHAI) and COO IHMCL

+ details	K. Guite Economic Adviser (Transport), Ministry of Road Transport & Highways

+ details	Dr. Pawan Kumar Associate TCP, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs

+ details	Sujeet Mishra Director (SRESTHA), Special Railway Establishment for Strategic Technology & Holistic Advancement Ministry of Railways, Government of India

+ details	Dr. S.C. Sharma Formerly Officer on special duty (Energy), Government of India

+ details	Sanjay Chaudhri Director, IRF

+ details	Manish Agarwal Head Business Development, Vice President Infrastructure Sales, Mobility Division, Siemens Ltd

+ details	Amit Bhatt Director - Integrated Urban Transport, WRI India

+ details	Nilanjan Chakravortty General Manager, CMS Computers Limited

+ details	Murali K Rambhatla Director – Sales & Marketing , Bentley Institute, at Bentley Systems

+ details	Navid S.Talib Co-Chairman, SIAM Group & Operating head- New Model & Quality Function, Honda Cars India Ltd.,

+ details	Amit Bhardwaj Senior Research Officer (Transport), NITI Aayog

+ details	Dr. Sundaravalli Narayanaswami Professor, Public Systems Group, Indian Institute of Management

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Awesome Discussion on Solution of Transportation System. Good Work by Infraline Events Team.

-Ketan Thakur,Business Manager- North,LeasePlan India

Found an Excellent Conference. Covered all the areas related to ITS. Bring many stakeholder to one place (Govt. & Pvt.)

-G.V.M. Kiran Babu,General Manager,Highway Concessions One Pvt Ltd

Such conference are essential and would definitely be an eye opener.

-Jitendra Kumar Yadav ,Deputy General Manager,RITES Ltd.

I would like to convey appreciation for the professional manner in which the 2nd Annual Summit on Intelligent Transportation System was conducted.IRF India would like to applaud the standard of discourse and the eminence of the gathering.

-Sanjay Chaudhri,Director,IRF

At the outset I would like to thank & congratulate Infraline for creating a wonderful platform of thought leaders from varied industries to discuss on possible solutions to create a win-win solution for users service providers and the manufacturing industry in the area of transportation & smart mobility.

-Navid S. Talib,Co-Chairman -SIAM group on connected vehicles & Operating head - Manufacturing, New Model & Quality Function.,Honda Cars India Ltd.

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SMEV-Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicle

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Conference Highlights

Latest Happenings

National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog), has set up a national level committee with members from various ministries and states for developing and implementing Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) to drive smarter mobility in the country.
BMTC to monitor movement of buses through GPS and passengers to track their arrival at bus stops using the BMTC smartphone app
Union minister for road transport and highways, Nitin Gadkari intends to have “intelligent traffic system” in India to tackle to road mishap menace and prevent “unnecessary loss of life”.
Current policy initiatives aimed at promoting electric vehicles , If this plan succeeds, the Centre estimates, 9,500 million litres of fuel will be saved and there will be a reduction of 2 million tonnes of GHG emissions by 2020.
India needs $1.5 trillion of investment in infrastructure over the next decade, India’s finance minister, Arun Jaitley, has stated.