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Over the years, the topic of sustainable development has been gaining momentum. One of the major contributors to sustainable urban development is the complex system of urban public transportation. This system can be divided into 3 sections: society, economy, and environment. Balancing all three sectors is one way to contribute towards sustainable development through assessing and improving the role of transportation systems. Ideally, the process starts with an analysis of the topological structure of transportation networks and an exploration of its spatial structure, to achieve sustainability through the mitigation of congestion and using sustainable materials in construction. Moreover, diverse and newly emerging strategies are continuously being explored when it comes to vehicle technology improvement, clean fuels, promotion of public transportation and transportation planning. With various approaches, topics and case studies discussed, the role of transit in communities is made clearer from economic development and integrative perspective and solutions are produced that support the transformation of cities and reduction in negative impacts on the city. This video conference is used as a tool that helps in exchanging the knowledge currently circulating the globe to enhance research on the topic. It is an invitation to architects, environmentalists, engineers, and university students to contribute to an increase in awareness on the importance of developing sustainable urban cities as well as discuss the most recent innovations in the field. It is an attempt to facilitate an interaction between academic and practical perspectives where theories and ideas from different cities are debated.

AI in Railways, Metro, and Urban Transit Systems is a community for professionals and enthusiasts who are passionate about how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of public transport. This group serves as a platform to discuss innovative AI applications such as predictive maintenance, ridership forecasting, timetable optimization, operational automation, and passenger experience enhancement. Join us to exchange insights, share case studies, and explore the latest AI-driven solutions transforming the railways and urban transit sectors. Let’s collaborate to build smarter, more efficient, and sustainable transit systems.

The Council’s representation includes: urban transit systems, engaged in the public transportation of passengers in urban areas; inter-city bus lines, providing scheduled interurban and rural passenger service; tour and charter bus services, using motor coaches to transport groups and tourists; and school bus transportation providers, who use the familiar yellow school buses, transporting students to and from school and intramural activities.

This group is for professionals involved in smart parking systems, EV charging infrastructure, and public transportation displays. Members share real project experiences, technical insights, product applications, and industry trends related to intelligent urban mobility and information displays.

• Purpose: A professional platform for transport industry leaders, policymakers, and NGOs to drive innovation in sustainable transport—electric, hydrogen, VTOL, SAF, and multimodal systems. It blends inspiration with strategic collaboration, aiming to transform global airports and bioregions with equitable, low-impact solutions. • Description (2,000 characters, ~250 words): The UnityNet Unity Transport Network is a global platform for sustainable transport innovation, uniting industry leaders, policymakers, and communities to empower every bioregion. We create campaigns, spaces, and empowerment teams to demonstrate lightweight hybrid electric-pedal systems, electric-assist, hydrogen, fuel cells, Quasiturbine, and multimodal public transit—reliable, equitable, and seamless. Our focus extends to VTOL heavy-lift drones for remote logistics, AI-piloted unmanned systems, and SAF production from urban wastes for #FlyNetZero, targeting every airport worldwide. From a hydrogen bus pilot in South Africa to SAF production at Mombasa Airport, we’re transforming transport with cost-effective, low-impact solutions. Imagine electric-assist bikes in Montreal, heavy-lift drones aiding Papua New Guinea, or small airports in Mauritius adopting SAF—all creating 200 jobs per project. We leverage trade frameworks like AfCFTA and CUSMA to scale, ensuring equity across urban and rural bioregions. Join CEOs, engineers, and advocates to: • Pilot SAF at regional airports (e.g., Seychelles, $2M projects). • Innovate VTOL logistics with AI drones for hard-to-reach areas. • Train youth on electric-pedal systems for urban mobility. Share insights, propose solutions, or shape our vision for a regenerative transport future. Let’s move toward a world where every community thrives! #UnityNet #LowImpact #FlyNetZero

The METRANS Transportation Center was established in 1998 through the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21) as the first University Transportation Center in Southern California. METRANS is located in Southern California, which is home to nearly 2/3 of the state's population and the most congested metropolitan area in the US. The region is a center for international trade: the Los Angeles/ Long Beach port complex is the largest container port in the US (trade in 2011 was $382 billion), and LAX is the 7th largest air freight center in the US. As a center of both international trade and immigration, the Los Angeles region is home to both extreme wealth and extreme poverty and has one of the largest transit-dependent populations in the country. METRANS is committed to addressing the transportation challenges of regions such as Los Angeles. METRANS' mission is to solve transportation problems of large metropolitan regions through interdisciplinary research, education, and outreach. METRANS has three primary objectives: 1. Foster independent, high-quality research to solve the nation's transportation problems 2. Train the next generation transportation workforce 3. Disseminate information, best practices, and technology to the professional community We accomplish these objectives through a comprehensive and collaborative program of research, education, information dissemination, and technology transfer organized around four topical focus areas: 1. Integrated management of freight and passenger systems 2. Sustainable and efficient urban freight transportation 3. Mobility of urban populations

A unique platform to discuss, share and find solutions for all Urban Smart Intelligent Transport System pertaining to Automated Vehicle Location System (AVLS), Automated Fare Collection System (AFCS), Passenger Information System (PIS), Incident Management System (IMS), Transit Management System (TMS), Vehicle Planning Scheduling & Dispatch (VPSD), Depot Management System (DMS), Vehicle Health Monitoring & Diagnostics (VHMD), Transit Mobile Apps, Communications Systems, Cards & Payments

UTTRI seeks solutions to pressing problems facing our cities, such as cost-effective suburban transit systems; politically acceptable road pricing systems for network performance optimization; dynamic real-time control of road and transit systems for capacity maximization; improved urban logistics systems for goods movements; improved urban and street design for walking and cycling; etc.

Urban Mass Transit Expo 2013 International Exhibition and Conference on Metro + Light Rail 3-5 October 2013, Pragati Maidan,New Delhi I am pleased to inform you that the Confederation of Indian Industry ( CII) is organizing the Urban Mass Transit Expo 2013 ( UMTE 2013) ,an International Exhibition and conference to focus on Metro and Light Rail supported by Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India from 3-5 October 2013 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. The International Metro Conference with the theme “Urban Mass Transit Solutions : Opportunities, Planning & Development for Future Capacity” will be hosted on 4th October 2013 at Pragati Maidan. The unique expo will showcase the latest in technology and services, new products and sustainable solutions in the Metro and light rail sector. The aim of the Conference would be to review the latest developments in urban transport including Metro-rail engineering and use of advanced systems, technologies and innovations in all disciplines of the urban transport engineering across areas like business management, infrastructure, Safety, design, manufacture and operation for futuristic growth. Mr Sudhir Krishna, Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India and Mr Mangu Singh, Managing Director, DMRC have kindly confirmed their presence to address the Inaugural Session of the Conference. It is in this context, I am writing to you with the following two special requests: To kindly block your diary to join us at this unique Conference scheduled for Friday, 4th October, 2013. We would be delighted to have your presence during the event. May I also request you to kindly consider sending a delegation of relevant officials from your organization to participate at the Conference and also visit the exhibition. We would appreciate receiving the list of officials from your organization attending the Conference and Exhibition to enable us to facilitate their visit to UMTE 2013.