Conference

Intertraffic Americas 2025 Conference Programme:

17 - 19 june 2025

Smart, safe, and sustainable mobility for all is a priority for authorities in Latin America. With an urgent need to improve and boost mobility infrastructure, the Mexican government has announced several investment projects for the coming years.

Road safety and the expansion and maintenance of mobility infrastructure are very relevant on the agenda, as well as the improvement of sustainable public transport and the development of micro-mobility infrastructure.Achieving sustainable urban mobility, which includes the road safety plan in order to meet the objectives of the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021-2030, is one of the great challenges for medium and large cities.

The international conference programme during Intertraffic Americas integrates the different actors involved in urban mobility with the objective of presenting progress, goals achieved, showing success stories, as well as proposing possible solutions that help resolve the problems that arise in different cities of Mexico and Latin America.
During Intertraffic Americas, leading national and international companies, public and private institutions will share their knowledge, technology and solutions on smart, safe, inclusive and sustainable mobility with local and Latin American authorities.

Opening Ceremony and keynote: Promoting the Adoption of Electric and
Autonomous Vehicles in Latin America: Challenges and Opportunities

Strategies to overcome barriers and leverage opportunities in the adoption of electric and autonomous vehicles, including the development of charging
infrastructure. 

Speakers: 

▪ Tom Alkim of MAPtm and Chairman of the ITFHVA, the International taskforce on C-CAM 

▪ Liam Pedersen, Chief Scientist at Nissan Advanced Technology Center Silicon Valley.

E-Mobility and Decarbonization: Strategies for a Clean Energy Transition in Transportation

Approaches to advancing electric mobility and reducing carbon emissions in public transportation, logistics, and personal vehicles. Strategies for a clean and sustainable energy transition across all areas of mobility.

Speakers:

▪ Eugenio Grandio, President of EMA Electro Mobility Association Mexico

▪ Francisco Alvarado, Master in Systems Engineering (Transportation Focus) at UACM

▪ Saira Vilchis Jiménez, Expert in Urban Development and Mobility at Mario Molina Center


Moderator: 

▪ Diana Ávalos, Directora AMIVE

Inclusive Mobility: Designing Transportation Systems for Everyone

We will explore how designing inclusive mobility systems can enhance the travel experience for everyone. This session will analyze innovative strategies in public transport, micromobility, and pedestrian mobility that optimize accessibility, connectivity, and efficiency in urban environments.

Speakers: 

▪ Bernardo Baranda, Regional Director for Latin America ITDP

▪ Virginia Olalde, Director of Foreign Trade and Economic Studies at ANPACT

▪ Diana Barrera, Consultor Senior at Steer Group

Moderator: 

▪ Montserrat Azcárate, ITS México

Discussion Panel: Challenges and Opportunities in Implementing Electric Mobility in Latin America

A discussion on the specific challenges and opportunities for adopting smart and electric mobility solutions in the region.

Speaker: 

▪ Iván Leske, Argentine Reporter and Founder at urbanoides.net

▪ Gustavo Jiménez, CEO at e-Mobilitas

Moderator: 

▪ Nicolas Rosales, Director, AMTM

CONFERENCE ANASEVI

Strategies to Reduce Traffic Accidents and Enhance Road Safety: Smart Road Safety

Analyzing the root causes of traffic accidents and exploring effective prevention and road safety strategies.

Speaker: 

▪ Bosco Martí, Global Director of Institutional Affairs and Communications at Aleática

▪ Paola Moncada, President and Co-Founder at Women Operators Association

Moderator: 

▪ Arturo Cervantes, Presidente, ANASEVI

Sustainable Infrastructure for a Resilient Future

We will explore key strategies and technologies for developing transport infrastructure that addresses the challenges of urban growth and climate change, ensuring efficiency, durability, and long-term sustainability.

▪ Marco Frías, General Director at Mexican Association of Road Infrastructure Concessionaires A.C. (AMCIV)

Traffic Management Technologies and Smart Signaling

Innovations in traffic management and smart signaling to improve flow and safety on roadways.

Speakers: 

▪ Oscar Rubio, Director of ITS at INSEGVIAL LATAM

▪ Nadia Gómez González, Coordinator of Security and Transportation Operations (IMT)

▪ Manufacturas CARMEN

Moderator: 

▪ Jose Azcarate, Presidente, ITS México 

CONOCER

CONFERENCE ANASEVI 

Electric and Sustainable Transport - CDMX as a National Benchmark

Highlighting the achievements and lessons from CDMX's electric transportation efforts and its future plans.

Semovi Panel

Multimodal Platform Technology, MaaS and Smart Infrastructure

Exploring the concept of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and its potential to revolutionize urban transportation through platforms integrating various transport modes.

Speakers: 

▪ Santiago Alanís, General Manager at MOBILITY ADO

▪ Alejandro Villegas López, Policy Engagement Coordinator at CAMe (Megalopolis Environmental Commission)    

▪ Amado Villareal, General Manager at Energy Insights    

Charging infrastructure for heavy vehicles in Mexico: What can we learn from global experience?

Speaker: 

▪ Mexican Institute of Transportation

Decongesting Cities with Artificial Intelligence: The Power of Data to Optimize Traffic

Utilizing big data and AI to optimize traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance transportation efficiency, with ethical and privacy considerations.

Moderator: 

▪ Liam Pedersen, Chief Scientist at Nissan Advanced Technology Center Silicon Valley
 

Speakers: 

▪ Francisco Granados, Head of Systems Engineering, Planning, and Transportation, Civil Engineering at UNAM

▪ Sergio Zaleta, Business Development Manager Smart City at Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co., Ltd., Dahua

▪ Eng. Enrique González Villaseñor, Director of Traffic Engineering at Mexico City

The Future of Urban Mobility - Autonomous, Connected, and Electric (CCAM)

This session explores how C-CAM technologies can transform urban transportation by reducing emissions, improving traffic efficiency, and driving sustainable urban development. Experts will discuss key challenges, policy needs, and real-world applications shaping smart cities.

Moderator: 

▪ Tom Alkim of MAPtm and Chairman of the ITFHVA, the International taskforce on C-CAM

JUNE 17TH

12:00 a 13:00 - Conference Stage 

13:00 a 14:00 – Latest Innovations – Security Systems – Temporary and Permanent – ​​Regulations MASH- REBLOC

14:00 a 15:00 – Break / Change of assembly to round tables

15:00 a 17:00 – Transportation Situation in Mexico, the User's Perspective

Nicolas Rosales - AMTM

JUNE 18TH

12:00 a 13:00 – Conference Stage

13:00 a 14:00 – Conference Stage

14:00 a 15:00 – Break / Change of assembly to round tables

15:00 a 17:00 – Electromobility in Mexico

Diana Avalos - AMIVE

JUNE 19TH 

12:00 a 14:00 – Integration Technologies 

Mauricio Jaramillo