ITS UK seeking new HOTA comments
The Home Office has published draft Submission Process Guidance on Home Office Type Approval and is seeking comments from the industry. The new document will replace ‘Home Office Type Approval of Collision Reduction Equipment – Submission Process Guidance’ and also includes test plan, testing and test reporting guidance. ITS UK is collating views on behalf of the sector […]
August date set for ITS UK Enforcement Forum
ITS UK has announced that its next Enforcement Forum session will take place on Tuesday 6 August from 2-3pm. The online session will offer attendees the chance to hear an update from Home Office officials regarding the Government’s review of the Home Office Type Approval (HOTA) process for enforcement technology. In January, following an advocacy campaign by industry to reform the […]
ITS UK and Crown Commercial Service announce collaboration to support transport technology procurement
ITS UK and Crown Commercial Service (CCS), an Executive Agency of the Cabinet Office and the UK’s biggest public procurement organisation, have agreed to collaborate to support the transport technology sector and help achieve the best commercial deals for the public sector. CCS is currently undertaking a review of the transport technology market sector, the aim […]
ITS UK Award for the most Innovative Product or Service to be presented at the JCT Symposium 2024
In partnership with JCT, long standing sponsor and exhibitor Intelligent Transport Systems UK (ITS UK) are launching a new award at the popular JCT Traffic Signals Symposium 2024 in Nottingham this September. The Award will be presented to the exhibitor who demonstrates the most Innovative Product or Service at the Symposium and entry is open […]
JCT sees surge in delegate bookings for this year’s Traffic Signals Symposium
The ever-popular JCT Traffic Signals Symposium is proving more popular than ever this year, with bookings running at double the rate they were this time last year. The Symposium, in Nottingham this September, brings together the private and public sector for a series of learned presentations and speeches, an exhibition of the latest signals-related technology, […]
AESIN holds online workshop into bridging the gap between roads and vehicles
The automotive electronics organisation AESIN is hosting an online workshop on Wednesday 10 July with ITS UK and the Transport Technology Forum to look into bridging the gap between roads and vehicles. It will explain how connected mobility necessitates that we bridge the gap between road infrastructure and the vehicle. Road and vehicle side experts […]
ITS UK sets out 100 Day Plan for Transport Technology
ITS UK has welcomed the new Government and Parliament following the General Election, publishing a 100 Day Plan for Transport Technology that sets out how the UK can best utilise intelligent transport to deliver a better network. The 100 Day Plan puts the recommendations of ITS UK’s Manifesto for the Future of Transport into a […]
Join ITS UK for its Annual Parliamentary Reception
Intelligent Transport Systems UK is holding its annual Parliamentary Reception on 4 September in the Terrace Pavilion of the House of Commons from 1 to 4pm. With the General Election tomorrow, the Reception will provide a great first opportunity to meet with new Ministers and MPs, as well as colleagues, policy makers, stakeholders and industry leaders from the transport technology sector. “We will confirm […]
ITS UK and MaaS Scotland sign partnership agreement
Intelligent Transport Systems UK (ITS UK), the industry association for transport technology, and MaaS Scotland, Scotland’s membership body for the MaaS sector (managed by Technology Scotland), have signed a partnership agreement for the mutual benefit of both organisations and the wider transport sector. Over the past few years, MaaS Scotland and ITS UK have been […]
Transport sector responds to Liberal Democrats’ Manifesto
Following the launch of the Liberal Democrats’ political manifesto ahead of the General Election on 4 July, the RAC’s head of policy Simon Williams said: “We welcome promises of more money for local road maintenance, ensuring fuel prices are fair and additional support for the transition to electric vehicles, but without clear spending allocations it’s impossible to […]
