Recordings of all the papers, speeches and panel sessions from last month’s Department for Transport-led Transport Technology Forum Conference are now available on the organisation’s YouTube channel.

Watch all the recordings here and a highlights video here.

TTF Live! focussed on DfT’s forthcoming Connected Vehicle Services Framework and also featured the latest connected vehicle technology showcased both in conference sessions and in real-world demonstrations on the hotel’s perimeter road and on the surrounding Leicestershire County and National Highways road networks.  Over 300 delegates, including 169 Local Authority personnel from 56 different administrations attended, and heard from key industry leaders including the DfT’s new Chief Scientific Adviser Professor Patricia Thornley and Deputy Director, Traffic and Technology, Gavin James,

You can watch the individual sessions and a highlights video.  A separate video explaining the Connected Vehicle Services demonstrations will be published soon.

As well as local authority representatives, TTF Live! sponsored by TPXimpact, also attracted delegates from central government and the supply chain for two days of industry updates and informed debate along with a sizeable exhibition and two nights of networking. TTF Live’s high-level round table was sponsored by AECOM, networking by Yunex Traffic and live demonstrations by WSP.

TTF Live was supported by a number of exhibitors and demonstrators.  Brightly Software, Clearview Intelligence, elastic, Indra Sistemas, Messagemaker Displays, Mobile VMS, NAL, NIRA Dynamics AB, Openweather, Q-Free, Rennicks, Roadside Technologies, Simplifai Systems, SRL Traffic Systems, Standby Group, SWARCO, TagMaster UK, Teledyne FLIR, TRL, Vaisala, VivaCity and Westcotec exhibited, while HAAS Alert, Immense Solutions, INRIX, AECOM and Kapsch, Mobile VMS, Portsmouth City Council and KL Systems, Rennicks, SkyFarer and Coventry City Council, Standby Group, SWARCO and VESOS were involved in the demonstrations.

(Picture – TTF)