Conference

Opening Ceremony

• José Navarro, General Director, Tarsus
• Joyce de Winter, Director Intertraffic Worldwide Events, Rai Amsterdam
• Government Authorities
• Wilfred Mohr, Ambassador from Netherlands in Mexico and Honorary Host of Intertraffic

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE 

Keys to achieve a Mobility Transition with Smart Mobility, a European perspective

• Chris de Veer, Strategic Advisor Smart Mobility of the Providence of North Holland in the Netherlands, International Invite 

Intertraffic Award 2023 Winner Presentation

NETWORKING BREAK

THE ROAD TO INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE – PANEL

• Given the development of digitization and new technologies, Smart Cities emerge with an economic, environmental and social context, a smart city is an economically sustainable urban development plan that offers a high standard of living to its residents.
• Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Mobility are key points in the development of Smart Cities
• The IoT infrastructure generates dynamic solutions and applications to minimize, reduce, and eliminate mobility problems, as well as achieve environmental and quality of life objectives.

• Rubén López, General Director, Aleatica

Coordinator: Héctor Bonilla, Coordinator, IMT

DATA FOR EFFICIENT & SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY – PANEL

• Big data analysis can be applied to transport and urban infrastructure planning, provides up-to-date information in less time, allows understanding of space-time trajectories, generates origin-destination matrices, which allows understanding of traffic flows, urban mobility, etc.

• Chris de Veer, Strategic Advisor Smart Mobility of the Providence of North Holland in the Netherlands
• Santiago Rosas, Solution Consulting Manager for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, Kapsch TrafficCom

Coordinator: José Azcárate, President, ITS, México

RETHINKING ROAD SAFETY – PANEL

We will discuss how we can rethink and reformulate road safety in Latin America and in Mexico specifically. We will address the challenges of implementing mobility and road safety strategies, the introduction of innovations in cities and the current state of road safety globally.

• Sofia Margarita Provencio, Head of Advisors of the Mobility Commission, Chamber of Deputies, Congress of the Union
• Constanza Delón Córdoba, Road Safety Coordinator, SEMOVI – Mexico City
• Rubén Aranda, Global Safety Director, Aleatica
• Maria Segui Gomez, World Health Organization (video message)

Coordinator: Arturo Cervantes, President, ANASEVI

WELCOME LUNCH (attendees with ticket)

KEYNOTE – Mobility Strategy 2030 CDMX 

Secretariat of Mobility (SEMOVI, Mexico City)

SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY – PANEL 

• Mobility is one of the greatest challenges that cities will face globally, especially the large metropolis, which, added to the high population growth, present an intense demand for transportation due to the rhythms of the population and have an overpopulation of vehicles.
• Given the advances in sustainable urban mobility both in Mexico and Latin America, the joint efforts of the government, the private sector and citizens are absolutely necessary. 

• Alberto Marín, CEO, RED Planners

Coordinator: Bernardo Baranda, Regional Director for Latin America, ITDP

INTEGRATED TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS: GREEN & SAFE PUBLIC TRANSPORT – PANEL

• Specialists warned about the urgent need for Mexico and LATAM to have sustainable and safe mobility, through the use of multimodal transport systems, as well as the promotion of bicycles and active mobility systems.
• Support states and municipalities to plan and execute public transport projects articulated with development and urban planning. 

• Cyntia Chávez, General Director of Mobility, León, Guanajuato - CONF
• María del Rosario Castro, General Director, Metrobús Mexico City - CONF

Coordinator: Nicolas Rosales, President, AMTM

NETWORKING BREAK

CHALLENGES OF THE NATIONAL MOBILITY AND ROAD SAFETY STRATEGY – PANEL

• We will explore the National Mobility and Road Safety Strategy 2023-2030, how to develop actions in favor of mobility and road safety considering the gender perspective, as well as the implications of a radical redefinition of mobility in our cities, and we will analyze the above in the context of the second Decade of Action for Road Safety in Latin America.

• Roxana Montealegre, Mobility Director, SEDATU
• Sonia Aguilar, Road Safety Manager, WRI México
  
   

ACTIONS AND RESULTS IN E-MOBILITY – PANEL

• The adoption of electric or hybrid vehicles is advancing rapidly, Mexico can take the lead and be in the leading places of adoption of this new technology, we had sales only in 2021, 3,484 cars and by 2022 8,067 - an exponential increase according to AMIA information.
• Intertraffic Mexico considers a bastion and a key sector for mobility, regulations are needed to promote the growth of this technology, infrastructure to support energy, financial support to facilitate acquisitions, the vision of manufacturers, among other relevant points.

• Felipe Gallego, Co- Founder, MegaFlux
• Gerónimo Martínez, CEO & Co – Founder, S2G Energy

Coordinator: Jorge Suárez, Founder, GreenRocket

SMART CITIES – PANEL

• For the IDB, a Smart City refers to those cities that place the human being at the center of development and planning, thus establishing a long-term vision.
• For a city to be considered smart, it must necessarily incorporate aspects related to improving its governance, planning and infrastructure.
• Improving the mobility of cities through smart traffic lights, a fundamental pillar for an intelligent city

• Sergio Arreola, Commercial Director, Cactus Traffic

Coordinator: Claudio Varano, International Consultant in Mobility and Transportation Projects

FREE LUNCH TIME/TIME TO VISIT THE EXHIBITION

INCLUSIVE MOBILITY: MAKING TRANSPORT ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL - PANEL

It is vital to consider that transportation must consider: comfort and safety, considering specific needs for women, infants, the elderly, people with disabilities and the most vulnerable.

• Adriana Zenteno, Consultant in Public Policy and a member of the Board of Directors of the network, Women in Motion.
• Laura Ballesteros, Women in Motion 
• Paula Soto Villagran, Profesora investigadora de la UAM Iztapalapa 

Coordinator: Saira Vilchis, Urban Development and Mobility Specialist, Mario Molina Center

THE FUTURE FOR PARKING LOTS – PANEL

For the Mexican Parking Association (AMDE), the role played by parking lots and parking meters are key to the mobility of the country's cities, since the charges they generate discourage the use of private vehicles, free up public space and those who choose to enter a parking lot secure their car.

• Fernando Rangel, President of the Mexican Parking Association
• Jorge Martínez, General Director, COPEMSA
  
   

Coordinator: Daniel Corte, Director General, BDI Parking

NETWORKING BREAK

Asamblea Nacional CONASYR - Asociación de Autoridades Locales de México (AALMAC)