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Now in its 11th year, the international Automated Road Transportation Symposium (ARTS) convenes global thought leaders from the industry, government and research communities to collaborate on the opportunities and challenges associated with automating road transportation. ARTS22 will focus on how research can best enable progress in the next 18-24 months on critical policy, operations and safety topics such as: freight, transit and passenger vehicle commercialization, safety and security assurance, sustainability & climate; digital and physical infrastructure; and defining and encoding legislation and policy for AV use. Conversations will take place in-person during three days of Plenary conversations and 20 interactive “deep-dive” Breakout sessions.
ARTS is unique among conferences about transportation automation.
It is produced by a group of ~200 TRB volunteers, experts in their field, who dedicate themselves to creating balanced agendas that help to inform attendees about ongoing research, business developments, public agency investments and operations, and policy formation. Every year, the ARTS program comprises a timely mix of influential plenary speakers and breakout sessions to provide local, national, and international perspectives on AV policy and practice. This year’s agenda addresses safety assurance, business developments, roadway operations, human factors, public acceptance, trucking, transit, legislative and regulatory affairs, and more.
What else makes the TRB Automated Road Transportation Symposium unique?
ARTS is an influential platform for developing new ideas. Informed by science and research, attendees gain insight through discourse into the future of automated road transportation.
ARTS agenda builds from year to year with evolving discussions on access and equity, urban mobility planning, environmental impacts, artificial intelligence, and road vehicle automation technology issues affecting the federal, state, and local departments of transportation.
ARTS is collaborative. Breakout sessions are intentionally participatory to include contributions from the C-suite to the summer interns (and there is a student discount)!
ARTS is mission-driven to inform without bias and to engage participants across sectors, disciplines, and borders.
Thank you to our Platinum Patrons!