Workshops & Events
Our calendar of events is included in each RTIG Newsletter, which is circulated monthly, You do not have to be a member to receive this: if you would like to be added to the list, please subscribe.
Forthcoming events (RTIG's own, or others with whom we have links) are listed in the events pages of this webpage. Please let us know if there is an event you think we should be involved in.
Following an event we make the slides, and for new events any recordings made, available for members who were unable to attend to be able to find out what was presented. If you are already a member please login and see the page Workshop Presentations in the members area. If you would like to be a member then you can find out more on the Become a Member page.
Some recent webinars are available to non-members, these are available from our 
channel.
AGM 2025
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The AGM will:
- Review the work of RTIG over the last year.
- Consider the business plan for 2025/26.
- Elect directors in Supplier, Authority and Operator sectors.
The AGM is open to all Subscribing Members and Affiliate Members of RTIG who have committed to subscribing for FY25-26.
The AGM is being held online.
By signing up you give notice to the Clerk that you wish to attend the RTIG Annual General Meeting on 13 May 2025
Accessible Information Regulations & Grant
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In March 2023 the Department for Transport published a new statutory instrument before Parliament to introduce rules that will require almost every local bus or coach service to provide audible announcements and visual displays identifying the route and direction, each upcoming stop, and the beginning of any diversions.
New vehicles need to comply already, but the first tranche of existing vehicles need to comply from October 2024.
PTIC General Meeting
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The regular general meeting covering a wide range of public transport information topics.
For the agenda and content for a specific meeting see the meeting papers.
Meeting the passenger information need
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In an era where we are bombarded by the latest news and we are everyone is trying to grab our attention for a few seconds, it is increasingly difficult to make a difference and make public transport standout.
With all the technologies available to us, what should we be using and how is a regular question we face. In this event we set out to answer three questions:
1. What does the passenger need and want from public transport information?
Rolling Stock Networking 2025
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RTIG is attending this years Rolling Stock Networking conference and exhibition to talk about bus - rail integration and rail replacement and the requirements of the Accessible Information Regulations.