Dubrovnik, CroatiaOctober 22-24, 2018

PROGRAM & EXHIBITION GUIDE

Co-Organizers

Corridor for Shared Prosperity & Sustainable Mobility

Welcome to Dubrovnik for this landmark regional event

Due to its privileged geographical position, Croatia has been at the forefront of this process, through regional highway cooperation initia-tives.

At a time of growing motorization, the region’s network of roads and highways is currently its largest public asset. However, significant challenges remain to enhance the safety, efficiency, environmental sustainability and resilience of the road network, underscoring the value of enhanced regional cooper-ation.

Organized by key representative organizations of the roads & mo-bility sector, the European Road

Conference “Corridors for Shared Prosperity & Sustainable Mobility” is an essential platform to deepen the understanding of regional mobility challenges, and achieve consensus on key policy, investment and plan-ning measures.

We have designed this event with the idea of providing a setting for sharing proven and innovative solutions for the region’s mobility challenges. With this Conference, our goal is to help policy-makers, planners and infrastructure opera-tors across Europe and neighboring countries translate these challenges into concrete policy and planning decisions.

WelcomeSouth East Europe is at an important crossroads in the development of its road connectivity programs, securing a critical role as a gateway for international trade routes.

Eng. Abdullah A. Al-MogbelChairmanInternational Road Federation

Rik NuyttensPresidentEuropean Union Road Federation

Josip ŠkorićCEOHrvatske ceste d.o.o.

Prof. dr. sc. Tomislav J. MlinarićDean, Faculty of TransportUniversity of Zagreb

All interested in the visitation of old town Dubrovnik have to apply by sending an email to info@goldy-eventi.hr by Monday, October 22.Spouse program - registration on info counter.

More than a thousand-year old historyof Dubrovnik made it a cultural centre of Europe. Initially a small communi-ty, the city flourished in no time and became the seat of the independent Dubrovnik Republic.

History is present in the entire city, which is both a museum and a pictur-esque stage where cultural heritage and contemporary life meet. All houses and monuments have a unique value.

The Old City is encompassed by medie-val walls, which have been preserved in their original form and opened for visi-tors as Dubrovnik’s major attraction.

In 1979 the City was included in UNESCO World Heritage Site list.

Welcome to DubrovnikUnique for its impressive medieval forts, churches, monuments and palaces, Dubrovnik is often called the pearl of the Adriatic.

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Monday, October 22 12:00pm – 4:00pmTechnical Visit: Dubrovnik Bridge

Wednesday, October 24 2:00pm – 5:00pm Site Visit: Historic Dubrovnik

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All delegates that contact us on the Goldy Eventi mail matija@goldy-eventi.hr with their estimated time of arrival on the Dubrovnik airport will have their free transfer reserved.

Registration will be available:• Sunday, 21.10 from 17:00-20:00

• Monday, 22.10 from 8:00-20:00

• Thursday, 23.10 from 8:00-20:00

• Wednesday, 24.10 from 8:00-20:00

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If you have bought the Gala package, the agenda is as follows:22 October 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm - Nocturno Bar

Important notices:

All speakers should be in the speaker room in Nocturno bar 20 minutes before their presentation.

You may download the official iOS and Android apps at

23 October12:30pm -14:30 - Lunch Buffet restaurant 23 October8:00pm - 10:30pm - Elafiti

http://europeanroadconference.eu/download/

Schedule of Events/Congres ProgramMonday, October 22 9:00am – 4:00pm C SIS1 - Traffic Signs & Pavement Markings (special interest session co-sponsored by TRB)12:00pm – 4:00pm O Technical Visit: Dubrovnik Bridge C SIS2 - Delivering Value & Innovation in Road Project Procurement (by invitation) 2:00pm – 7:00pm N Exhibition Hours - Day 1 4:00pm – 5:00pm Opening ceremony 5:30pm – 6:30pm P PLS1: Opening plenary - Government of the Republic of Croatia – portfolio achievements and plans6:30pm – 7:30pm Visiting exhibition booths

Tuesday, October 23

8:30am – 5:00pm N Exhibition Hours - Day 29:00am – 11:00am P PLS2 : Driving Innovations for Greener, Smarter and More Resilient Road11:00am – 12:30pm B RE1: On the Road to Climate Resilience & Energy Efficiency11:00am – 12:30pm B Sectoral Roundtable - Inspecting & Managing Bridge Assets (by invitation)11:00am – 12:30pm B SR1: Road Safety Diagnosis11:00am – 12:30pm B TM1: Regional Cooperation - Challenges & Achievements1:00pm – 2:00pm M MC1: PPPs in the Road Sector2:00pm – 3:30pm B RE2: Road Asset Management - From Vision to Deployment2:00pm – 3:30pm B SR2: Mainstreaming Safety into Road Design & Operations2:00pm – 3:30pm B TM2: Successful Corridor Strategies4:00pm – 5:30pm B RE3: Advances in Resilient Pavement Design4:00pm – 5:30pm B SR3: Safer Work Zone4:00pm – 5:30pm M MC2: Road Sector Reform - Croatia Case Study6:30pm – 7:45pm S The IRF Fellowship Program

Wednesday, October 24

8:00am – 9:00am M MC3: Special Briefing - Business Opportunities in South East Europe (by invitation)8:30am – 2:00pm N Exhibition Hours - Day 39:00am – 10:30am B ITS1: Connected, Autonomous & Shared Mobility - Is our Road Network Ready?9:00am – 10:30am B SR4: Speed Management & Enforcement9:00am – 10:30am B TM3: Adriatic - Ionian Corridor Roundtable11:00am – 12:30pm B RE4: Advances in Road Asset Management Solutions11:00am – 12:30pm B SR5: Engineering Safer Roadsides11:00am – 12:30pm B TM4: Advances in Road User Charging & Mobility Management1:30pm – 5:00pm C SIS3: Danube Road Safety Conference (Presented by the RADAR Project)2:00pm – 5:00pm O Site Visit: Historic Dubrovnik

Elafiti 3+4 Elafiti 2 Elafiti 1 Asimon Sipan Nocturno Palma

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9:00 SIS1

11:00 SIS1 Meeting Room VIP Media

12:00 SIS1 SIS2 Meeting Room VIP Media

13:00 SIS1 SIS2 Meeting Room VIP Media

15:00 SIS1 SIS2 Meeting Room VIP Media

16:00 Opening ceremony

Opening ceremony

17:30 PLS1 PLS1 Meeting Room VIP Media

Elafiti 3+4 Elafiti 2 Elafiti 1 Asimon Sipan Nocturno Palma

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9:00 PLS2 Meeting Room Lounge Media

11:00 TM1 RE1 SR1 Bridge Roundtable Meeting Room Lounge Media

13:00 MC1 Meeting Room Lounge Media

14:00 TM2 RE2 SR2 Meeting Room Lounge Media

16:00 RE3 SR3 MC2 Meeting Room Lounge Media

18:00 IRF Fellows Meeting Room Lounge Media

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24. october Elafiti 3+4 Elafiti 2 Elafiti 1 Asimon Sipan Nocturno Palma

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8:00 MC3 Meeting Room Lounge

9:00 TM3 ITS1 SR4 Meeting Room Lounge Media

11:00 TM4 RE4 SR5 Meeting Room Lounge Media

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PLS1: Opening plenary - Government of the Republic of Croatia – portfolio achievements and plans

South East Europe is at an important crossroads in the develop-ment of its road connectivity programs, securing a critical role as a gateway for international trade routes. Due to its privileged geographical position, Croatia has been at the forefront of this process, through regional highway cooperation initiatives.At a time of growing motorization, the region’s network of roads and highways is currently its largest public asset. However, significant challenges remain to enhance the safety, efficiency, environmental sustainability and resilience of the road network, underscoring the value of enhanced regional cooperation.

PLS2 : Driving Innovations for Greener, Smarter and More Resilient Road

This cross-sectoral panel will look at how innovation is being lev-eraged within the industry to achieve sustainable, energy-efficient and more resilient road infrastructure. Can the use of advanced technologies deliver significant efficiency gains? What lessons can be drawn from other industries? How can public policies support and accompany this process?

RE1 : On the Road to Climate Resilience & Energy Efficiency

A new generation of resilient and sustainable roads are being introduced to minimize disruptions resulting from harsh climatic events whilst meeting safety and environmental sustainability targets. These sometimes conflicting goals require rethinking key engineering considerations in the design, delivery and manage-ment of road networks.

SR1: Road Safety Diagnosis

In 2015, 82.5% of countries worldwide reported implementing risk diagnosis procedures to their road networks, yet over 70% of roads surveyed by the International Road Assessment Program are rated under 2 Stars in a 5 Star Rating System across at least one user category. These figures suggest a startling disconnect between the theoretical merits of road infrastructure safety man-agement and the actual results experienced by countless road users every day.

TM1: Regional Cooperation - Challenges & Achievements

Major projects and associated business opportunities in the host country and neighboring region will be presented by government officials and investment promotion agencies.

  

MC1: PPPs in the Road Sector

The principal objective of this Master Class is to provide road stakeholders with a detailed understanding of those electronic tolling solutions that are available at the current time, and those that have potential for the near future. Those solutions are placed in the context of their real-world deployment across different types of schemes, as well as the applicable charging and en-forcement solutions available to network managers.

RE2: Road Asset Management - From Vision to Deployment

Some countries excel at long term infrastructure asset manage-ment, while others have fallen behind. Economies in Europe and its neighboring regions have an excellent opportunity to begin planning for long term maintenance during the investment stage of their infrastructure.  This session will address the region’s commonly shared challenges, and discuss opportunities to build a framework for knowledge sharing and regional collaboration, highlighting best practices for infrastructure design and asset management.

SR2: Mainstreaming Safety into Road Design & Operations

Road traffic fatalities and injuries are among the most pressing issues faced by the transport sector, and have led government agencies across the region to make road safety a key priority. Designing new roads with ambitious built-in safety features of-fers a cost-effective way of saving lives. During this panel, senior safety specialists will present best practices to ensure safety is mainstreamed into new and existing roads.

TM2: Successful Corridor Strategies

Successful corridor programs strive to meet transport demand at the least social and economic cost while maximizing the return on previous and future investments in infrastructure and servic-es. This session will explore a number of field-tested approaches that led to enabled corridor programs to reach their intended goals. 

RE3: Advances in Resilient Pavement Design

Pavements are an integral part of a sustainable and efficient road network. Pavements provide a smooth and durable all-weather traveling surface that benefits a range of vehicles  and users . Given their key role and widespread use, there is a unique oppor-tunity to improve the sustainability and durability of pavement structures with the potential to deliver tremendous environmen-tal, social, and economic benefits. 

SR3: Safer Work Zone

Work zones are hazardous both for motorists who drive through the complex array of signs, barrels, and lane changes and for workers who build, repair, and maintain streets, bridges, and high-ways. Panelists and participants will exchange international best practices on how to design a safe work zone using a combination of good practices and new technologies.

MC2: Road Sector Reform - Croatia Case Study

The World Bank’s Modernization and Restructuring of the Roads Sector project aims to provide a comprehensive solution that will cover institutional, operational and financial concerns, by supporting governance, operational restructuring, planning and monitoring reforms that will make road sector state owned enterprises more effective and enable their efficiency. Support targets institutional investment management and company level governance and management arrangements to promote a performance-based culture and ensure that future investments are economically justified. The project also addresses operational practices, making operations more effective to maximize revenues and lower operational costs.

The IRF Fellowship Program

The IRF Fellowship Program for graduate students of engineering and transportation policy has been a cornerstone in the work of the International Road Federation for more than 65 years. Founded in 1949, the program has enhanced the professional curriculum of 1,400 students from 118 countries in fields related to the development of better and safer roads, and their ability to meaningfully improve transportation in their home countries. Find out how to engage with the Fellowship Program today.

ITS1: Connected, Autonomous & Shared Mobility - Is our Road Network Ready?

All of the pathways to full automation identify a critical transition phase where different vehicles and mobility services co-exist on the same road network. This panel will look into what technolo-gies and engineering guidelines that are being developed to assist this transition process and ensure public benefits from connected vehicles and shared mobility are maximized.

SR4: Speed Management & Enforcement

In recent years, technological breakthroughs have combined to offer police forces more options to capture violations, and the use and impacts of these technologies need to be fully understood to ensure they achieve intended results. Similarly, the past two dec-ades have seen a wide-ranging wave of privatisations in formerly government-owned or -controlled activities, offering new pro-curement and management opportunities for Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) through the use of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs).

TM3: Adriatic - Ionian Corridor Roundtable

The Adriatic-Ionian corridor is a key strategic highway project serving south-eastern Europe at a time of growing cross-border road transport.  This panel will take stock of progress in achieving the connectivity goals for this corridor, at the same time drawing from corridors successfully undertaken elsewhere.

RE4: Advances in Road Asset Management Solutions

Some countries excel at long term infrastructure asset manage-ment, while others have fallen behind. Economies in Europe and its neighboring regions have an excellent opportunity to begin planning for long term maintenance during the investment stage of their infrastructure.  This session will address the region’s commonly shared challenges, and discuss opportunities to build a framework for knowledge sharing and regional collaboration, highlighting best practices for infrastructure design and asset management.

SR5: Engineering Safer Roadsides

Designing new roads with ambitious built-in roadside safety features offers a cost-effective way of saving lives. During this session, road engineers, crash data specialists and highway agen-cies will present best practices and state of the art technologies to offer safer driving conditions and reduce the consequences of road crashes.

TM4: Advances in Road User Charging & Mobility Management

The  road mobility market is characterized by a diversity of solutions and systems which are frequently based on legacy de-velopments addressing different technical and regulatory criteria. Moreover, Capital Expenditure and Operational Expenditure remain a significant hurdle for many road agencies. For decision-makers considering the deployment of these systems, the diversity of solutions and financial models means that comparing relative whole-life costs and strengths is a daunting task.  Featuring regional case studies, this session will seek to guide delegates through  the most cost-effective solutions. 

MC3: Special Briefing - Business Opportunities in South East Europe (by invitation)

This briefing session will present:• the Role of the US Commercial Service in Southeast Europe• Southeast Europe Business Environment Overview• Opportunities in Road Infrastructure• Advocacy and Commercial Diplomacy to Support US firms

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Exhibitors1. VOLKMANN & ROSSBACH GmbH & Co. KG Hohe Straße 9 - 17 · 56410 Montabaur, Germany +49 171 332 88 34 | info@volkmann-rossbach.de2. ROADROID+46 7224 2662 0 | lars.forslof@roadroid.com3./4. SWARCOBlattenwaldweg 8, A-6112 Wattens, Austira +43 5224 5877 27 | office.ag@swarco.com 5. WB-GROUP Poznańska 129/133, 05-850 Ożarów Mazowiecki, Poland+48 2273 125 00 | info@wb.com.pl6.SMA Sonnenallee 1, 34266 Niestetal, Germany +49 561 9522 0 | info@SMA.de7.GRAĐEVINSKI FAKULTET U ZAGREBU Kačićeva ulica 26, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +385 1 463 9222 | pisarnica@grad.hr8.RADARmarko.severovic@fpz.hr9.FAKULTET PROMETNIH ZNANOSTI Vukelićeva ulica 4, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +385 1 2380 222 | webteam@fpz.hr11. ASHAPURA MINECHEIM LTD 3rd Floor, Jeevan Udyog Building, 278 D.N.Road, Fort, Mumbai - 400 001, India +91 2266 2217 00 | info@ashapura.com12. RIEGL LASER MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS GMBH Riedenburgstr. 48, 3580 Horn, Austria +43 2982 4211 | office@riegl.co.at13. ENNIS-FLINT INC. 5 Drumhead Road, Chorley North Industrial Park, Chorley, PR6 7BX, United Kingdom +44 7584 237 234 | sales@ennisflint.com14. Omega software d.o.o. Kamenarka 37, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +385 1 6659 780 | kristina.gaca@omega-software.hr15. ORAFOL EUROPE GMBH Orafolstraße 1, D-16515 Oranienburg, Germany +45 2616 9222 | graphic.innovations@orafol.de 17. FORTA CORPORATION 100 Forta Dr, Grove City, PA 16127, USA +1 724 458 5221 | info@fortacorp.com18. AGILEASSETS INC. 3001 Bee Caves Road, Suite 200, Austin, TX 78746, USA +44 7873 989 247 | sales@agileassets.com

19./20. SIGNALINEA D.O.O. Kukuljanovo 344 C, 51227 Kukuljanovo, Hrvatska / Croatia +385 91 528 0310 | signalinea@ri.t-com.hr 21. Peter Berghaus GmbH Herrenhöhe 6 · 51515 Kürten, Germany +49 2268 9097 20 | dirk.schoenauer@avs-verkehrssicherung.de22. PR INDUSTRIE rue de Barive, Arnay le Duc 21230, France +33 16017 6365 | info@pr-industrie.com23. HRVATSKI CESTAR, VIAVITAAvenija Veslava Holjevca 20, 10020 Zagreb, Croatia+385 16504 385 | bojana.markovic@hrvatski-cestar-giu.hr24. HRVATSKE CESTEVončinina 3, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia+385 1 4722 555 | javnost@hratske-ceste.hr25. PSS INNOVATIONS 2444 Baldwin Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44104 United States +1 8006 6263 38 | info@pss-innovations.com26. KING ICT D.O.O. Buzinski prilaz 10, 10 010 Zagreb, Croatia +385 91 1365 840 | helpdesk@king-ict.hr 27. IMMERGIS S.A.S. La Valsière, 44 rue Antoine Jérôme Balard, 34790 Grabels, France +33 4341 165 51 | info@immergis.fr28. LINDSAY CORPORATION  via F. Baracca 19/23, 20056 Trezzo S/A (Mi), Italia +39 290 9962 12 | info@lindsay.com29. RASCO D.O.O. Kolodvorska 120b, HR - 48361 Kalinovac, Croatia +385 91 288 3261 | rasco@rasco.hr30. INSTITUT IGH Janka Rakuše 1, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +385 99 3295 759 | igh@igh.hr31. VIPCON IX požarinje 13, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +385 98 1835 117 | vanja.pajic@vipcon.org32. BDO Trg J. F. Kennedy 6b, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +385 1239 5741 | bdo-croatia@bdo.hr33. HRVATSKE AUTOCESTE D.O.O. Širolina 4, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +385 99 3111 062 | info@hac.hr34. AUTOCESTA RIJEKA-ZAGREB D.D. Širolina 4, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia +385 1 6515 100 | arz@arz.hr

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Featured Speakers

Predrag ŠtomarDeputy Prime Minister; Minister of Construction and Physical Planning, Republic of Croatia

Oleg Butković Minister of the Sea, Traffic and Infrastructure, Republic of Croatia

Tomislav ĆorićMinister of Environment and Energy, Republic of Croatia

Darko HorvatMinister of Economy, Entrepreneurship and Crafts, Republic of Croatia

Osman Nurković

Minister of Transport & Maritime Affairs, Montenegro

Spomenka Đurić

State Secretary - Ministry of Regional Development and EU funds, Republic of Croatia

Tomislav Mihotić State Secretary - Ministry of the Sea, Traffic and Infrastructure, Republic of Croatia

Angelina ŽivkovićState Secretary , Ministry of Transport & Maritime Affairs, Montenegro

Zoran Lakićević State Secretary - Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure, Republic of Serbia

Saša DalipagićDeputy Minister - Ministry of Communications and Transport, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nikola DobroslavićPresident of the Dubrovnik-Neretva Region

Prof. dr. sc. Tomislav Josip MlinarićDean, Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, University of Zagreb

Josip ŠkorićCEO, Hrvatske ceste, Republic of Croatia

Daniel J. HickeyMember of the Executive Committee, International Road Federation (IRF)

Rik Nuyttens, President, European Union Road Federation (ERF)

SpeakersAthanassios Dimakarakos Governor of Road Tax Service and Electronic Management of Road Infrastructure, Greece

Myrko BellmannVolkmann & Rossbach

Enes Covrk IPSA InstituteExecutive Director Zrinka Drozdek Croatian Highways

Ivan DurčevićCroatian Highways

Nikolina Gudelj Croatian HighwaysHead of Division for ITSCroatian Motorways ltd

Dan Hickey3MGlobal Government Affairs

Adewole AdesiyunForum of European Highway Research Laboratories Deputy Secretary General

Patrik AkermanSiemens AG, Mobility DivisionHead of Business Development eHighway

Atakan AksoyKaradeniz Technical UniversityProfessor

Fuat Atkan3MGlobal Regulatory Affairs Manager

Antonio AvenosoETSCExecutive Director

Darko BabićUniversity of ZagrebAssistant Professor

Slaviša BabićCroatia Roads

Bojan BanfiD.A.R.S (Slovenian Motorways)Director, Motorway Management Division

Carlos Martinex BarbachanoLindsayExport Manager

Damir BekićFaculty of Civil Engineering , Zagreb Assistant Professor

Andrea BillUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonProgram Manager

Giovanni BreroEuropean Noise Barrier FederationPresident

Liljana ÇelaSEETOInformation Resources Manager

Laura CoconeaSwarco - MizarHead of Innovation

Eric CookManchester Consulting

Tim CoxPlastic Safety Systems

Mark DeSantisRoadboticsCEO & Cofounder

José DíezEuropean Union Road FederationSenior Public Affairs Advisor

Ioannis DimitropoulosThe World Bank

Olivera DjordjevićEuropean Institute for Road Assessment Project Director

Michael G. DreznesIRFExecutive Vice President

Andy Dubner3MBusiness Lead, Connected Roads Program

Carmine DwyerTRB Signing and Marking Materials CommitteeChair

Thomas EdlDelta BlocDeltabloc Group

Nina ElterEROADVice President, Global Market Development

Danilo FagnaniLindsaySales Coordinator

Lars ForslöfRoadRoidCEO/Founder

Ante GašparMinistry of Interior, Croatia

Christophe Le GuernMobility by Colas

Brendan HallemanInternational Road FederationVice President

Slawomir HellerHELLER EngineeringFounder & CEO

Louis HendriksRijkswaterstaat National Traffic Centre

Nerejda HoxhaSEETOTransport Planning Manager

David HuddlestonForta Corporation

Roberto ImperoIndustry A.M.SChief Executive Officer

Ozger InalEnkaHead of Infrastructure Works

Chris JennionsBechtel Business Development Manager

Faruk KabaAlbanian Road Authority Member of the Board

Sina KizirogluTurkish Highways Agency (KGM) Head of Research & Development

Ian KoeppelESRIInternational Business Development Manager

Meho Saša KovačevićFaculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb Head of Department

Scott KuznickiTranspo GroupDirector, Safety and Mobility Solutions

Nizar LajnefMichigan State UniversityAssociate Professor

Stjepan LakušićUniversity of ZagrebVice Dean

Dejan LasicaSEETO General Manager

Pascal LaumetAgile AssetsDirector of EMEA Operations

Steve LawsoniRAPRegional Director

Vincent LecamusImmergisCEO

Michael LecomtePR IndustrieR&D Manager

Gernot LenzAIT Austrian Institute of TechnologyCenter for Mobility Systems

Richard LeonardHighways EnglandHead of Road Safety, Safety, Engineering & Standards

Panagiotis LytrivisInstitute of Communication & Computer Systems, GreeceSenior Researcher

Klaus MachataAustrian Road Safety Board Senior Researcher

Magdalena MachuraASI Solutions LtdSales Director

Andrzej MaciejewskiHead, UNECE TEM project & Chairman of the Group of Experts on Benchmarking Transport Infrastructure Costs

Marija Kušter MarićUniversity of Zagreb - Faculty of Civil Engineering

Joseph MarraGD TechTeam Manager & Business Development Officer

Tony McCaughertyAvery Dennison ReflectivesEuropean Regulatory Affairs Manager

Anastasios MouratidisAristotle University of ThessalonikiProfessor of Highway Engineering

Christophe NicodèmeEuropean Union Road FederationSecretary General

Nenad NikolićUNECERegional Advisor for Road Safety

David NoyceUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonChair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Rik Nuyttens3MEuropean Regulatory Affairs Manager

Gregory O’ConnorUS Department of Commerce Regional Commercial Officer

Ulrich PaetzoldFIECDirector General

Goran Puž Hrvatske cesteHead of Management Board Office

Roger RibeiroCurrie & Brown Head of Contract Advisory Services Mainland Europe

Jean-Claude Roffé ERF Vice-Chairman

Timo SaarenketoRoadscanners Oy CEO

Ira SammBechtelInnovation Manager Lorenzo SangaliIterchimica Foreign Countries Technical & Sales Manager

Gernot Sauter3M Technical Manager Dirk SchönauerAVS Verkehrssicherung GmbH COO International

Klemens SchwiegerAustrian Institute of Technology

Alvaro SoaresAscendi System Analysis and Development Team Coordinator

Edgars Starkisdots. Sales Manager: IS & ITS solutions

Richard TalbotStarTraq Limited Head of Marketing

Krešimir VidukaHrvatski autoklub Head of Office for Road Traffic Safety

Michael WeberKapsch TrafficCom Strategic Sales Manager

Philip WijersSensys Gatso Group Director of Government Affairs

Carolien WillemsSafety Product President

Dolf WilligersFEMA General Secretary

Hannes van WykToll Infrastructure Services Managing Director

Franc ZepicMinistry of Infrastructure, Slovenia EUSDR PA1b coordinator

Alain Baron DG MOVE International affairs unit

Nikola Galović

Tibor Sipos

Nassime AzadehImmergis

Tom Antonissen

Otakar VacinAssociate ProfessorCzech Technical University

Branimir JerneićProject Implementation UnitMinistry of Transport

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