ITF hosted the 5th international transport statistics meeting in Paris on 25-26 April to discuss statistics, data collection, big data and analysis. Participants highlighted the...
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Young Tae Kim at CAF Argentina
25 April 2018
Upon invitation by CAF (the Development Bank of Latin America), ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim will address the CAF Conference on "Infrastructure for Development...
Young Tae Kim meets Deputy Minister of Korean MOLIT
19 April 2018
ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim met with You Byeong-kwon, Deputy Minister of the Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, in Paris, France on 18 April...
Experts meet on decarbonising urban passenger transport
19 April 2018
As part of ITF's Decarbonising Transport project to identify effective policies for CO2 reduction and evaluate the impact of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) on...
How Ports Can Help to Cut Shipping CO2
18 April 2018
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Conference on “Global Transport Security and Safety for a Century”
5 April 2018
The Conference on "Global Transport Security and Safety for a Century" was held on 5 April, 2018, in Riga, Latvia commencing with a Press Conference with Latvia's ...
ASEAN Ambassadors at ITF
29 March 2018
The Southeast Asia region is seeing an acceleration of economic growth and social progress. In this context, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries play an...
Lower Speed Means Fewer Road Deaths
29 March 2018
A new report by the International Transport Forum confirms that lower speeds make roads safer.The study examined how the road safety performance in ten countries changed after...
Des vitesses moins élevées se traduisent par moins de morts sur les routes
29 March 2018
Un nouveau rapport du Forum International des Transports confirme que des vitesses moins élevées rendent les routes plus sûres.L'étude examine les effets d’un changement de...
Decarbonising Maritime Transport by 2035
27 March 2018
Deployment of all currently known technologies could make it possible to almost completely decarbonise maritime shipping by 2035, according to a new report published by the...
Secretary-General Kim meets with Union of the Mediterranean
15 March 2018
ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim today met with Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) Deputy Secretary General Ihab Fahmy to discuss their participation at the ITF 2018 Summit on "...
Young Tae Kim moderates high-level policy segment at UNECE meeting
20 February 2018
ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim today moderates the High-Level Policy Segment on “Intermodality: The key to sustainable transport and mobility” at the UNECE Inland...
Innovation in Connectivity
12 February 2018
Young Tae Kim met with representatives from ITF Corporate Partnership Board (CPB) member NXP Semiconductors at their facility in Nijmegen, Netherlands to discuss innovation...
Maritime policies in focus
6 February 2018
Kitack Lim, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim met at the IMO headquarters in London on 6 February to...
Young Tae Kim meets Australian Ambassador
31 January 2018
ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim met with Brian Pontifex, ambassador of Australia to the OECD, on 31 January to discuss work on new transport technologies such as smart...
Enhancing Connectivity in Central Asia
31 January 2018
For the launch of a joint project of ITF and OECD on “Enhancing Connectivity in Central Asia”, Kazakhstan’s Minister of Investment and Development Zhenis Kassymbek (second from...
Cycling Safety Roundtable in Paris
29 January 2018
ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim welcomed almost 40 experts from around the world for an ITF Roundtable on cycling safety on 29 January. Discussions center on e-bikes and bike-...
Young Tae Kim meets French Ambassador
24 January 2018
ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim was received on 24 January for a courtesy visit by Madame Catherine Colonna, ambassador of the French Republic to the OECD. France held the...
Pre-Summit Research Day: Call for Abstracts
17 January 2018
Present your work on transport safety, security and resilience at the Pre-Summit Research Day. Deadline: 15 February
2018 Summit programme online
21 December 2017
Summit 2018 sessions cover cyber-security, autonomous and automated vehicles, drones, road safety, resilience of transport systems, safety of women in public transport and...
Preparing Jakarta’s Port for very Large Ships
8 December 2017
The port of Jakarta, Tanjung Priok, is the uncontested gateway to Indonesia. It serves the country’s capital with more than 10 million inhabitants, but is also a regional hub for...
Cities around the world co-operate to save lives
7 December 2017
POLIS and the International Transport Forum’s “Safer City Streets” initiative cooperate for safer roads. The second joint workshop on 7 and 8 December brings cities from around...
Shared Mobility in Auckland Could Halve Vehicle CO2 Emissions
29 November 2017
Vehicle CO2 emissions and traffic congestion in Auckland would fall by around 50% if all of today’s private car trips were instead provided by shared mobility services.This is the...
Latest road safety report presented to Latin American ministers
14 November 2017
Results from the report on Road Safety Benchmarking in Latin America are being presented to transport ministers in Buenos Aires, Santiago (pictured) and Bogotá by Fred Wegman,...
Joining forces for decarbonising transport
10 November 2017
Four international initiatives working on transport decarbonisation have teamed up to help achieve the Paris climate goals: the Institute for Sustainable Development and...
Four international initiatives to support the decarbonisation of the transport sector towards the achievement of the Paris Agreement climate goal
10 November 2017
A significant ratchet-up of ambition in transport decarbonisation is neededThe transport sector represents today 23% of all energy-related global emissions and curbing these...
ITF contributes to COP23 climate change conference
7 November 2017
The International Transport Forum will bring its global expertise in transport policy to the 23rd Conference of Parties (COP23) of the United Nations Framework Convention on ...
How less heavy vehicles can help cut CO2 emissions
6 November 2017
The average mass of passenger cars in the European Union has increased by around 40% over the past four decades. Additional vehicle mass consumes more energy and results in higher...
The International Transport Forum at COP23 in Bonn
6 November 2017
The International Transport Forum will bring its global expertise in transport policy to the 23rd Conference of Parties (COP23) of the United Nations Framework Convention on ...
How Artificial Intelligence will impact transport
30 October 2017
ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim addressed the OECD Forum on Artificial Intelligence (AI) on 27 October, speaking about the impact of digitalisation, automation and AI on...