Saturday, May 19, 2012

 

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>> Glasgow (May 16th) - STAR conference
>> London (May 17th) - Travel 2020 "roundtables"
>> London (May 21st) - Transport KTN/FC&PS event
>> London (May 30th) - PTIC
>> London (June 15th) - Travel 2020 "roundtable"
>> London (June 29th) - RTIG workshop, "Managing disruptions"

   

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More opportunities for joined-up networking

RTIG is working with a number of partners to deliver a particularly active programme of events over the next couple of months.

There is of course our own regular workshop, at the end of June, on the topic of disruptions - unseasonably relevant this Summer, thanks to the current round of severe wet weather...

There are also a series of small-scale, issue focussed "round table" events under the auspices of Travel2020, our partnership with Landor Links. These will not only be valuable high-level events in teir own right, but will also help focus the debate for our flagship Travel2020 event in October.

We've been working with friends both old and new on topics of common interest: ACT-TravelWise on the smart choices agenda, RSSB for rail, Vendorcom on payments systems, and the Transport Hub for political links. There are opportunities for RTIG members to get involved with all of these.


 

What is RTIG?

RTIG was established in 2000 to provide a focus for all those involved in UK bus RTI. We now have a comprehensive remit to cover the effective and efficient use of technology in the interests of passenger transport users, operators and sponsors.

RTIG has a wide membership drawn from UK local authorities, bus and rail operators and system suppliers, and enjoy excellent working relationships with Government and other key industry groups.

 

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