The Traffic + Parking conference and exhibition is the place to learn about the latest policy, legislative and technology developments in the field.

• Presented by Parking Review
• Organised by Landor LINKS
• Sponsored by Project Centre

How has the pandemic changed the world of traffic and parking?

Parking and traffic management is an essential public service at the forefront of reducing traffic congestion, delivering safer and healthier streets, and enabling new approaches to mobility. The response to the COVID-19 pandemic has seen towns and cities across the UK implement an impressive range of emergency traffic and street-scene measures, including pop-up cycleways and wider pavements to make cycling and walking safer.

Keynote speakers and expert panels will examine themes such as themes such as:

• Road space reallocation schemes
• Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
• Clean air schemes
• School streets
• Moving traffic regulation and enforcement
• Kerbside management
• Parking payment policy and technology
• Digitisation of parking services
• Electric vehicle charging
• Pavement parking
• Workplace parking levies
• Managing parking during lockdown

A virtual event

Coronavirus has transformed the way in which we live, work and travel. To reflect this, Traffic + Parking 2020is being run as a virtual event using the state-of-the-art Hopin platform that will enable delegates to:

• Listen to the main conference
• Take part in Q&As
• Participate in workshops
• Visit exhibition stands
• Meet delegates in networking sessions

Key speakers

Traffic + Parking 2020 will feature presentations and contributions by sector experts, including:

Creating better streets

• Ken Simmonds, Deputy Managing Director, Project Centre
• Nick Lester-Davis, Director, Nick Lester-Davis Consulting
• Lucy Marstrand, Healthy Streets Advisor, Project Centre
• Sally Gibbons, Head of Traffic Signs and Street Design Policy, Department for Transport
• Dr Rachel Lee, Policy and Research Manager, Living Streets
• Julian O’Kelly, Head of Technology, Innovation and Research, BPA

Remaking the kerbside

• Duane Hodges-Stubbs, Founder and Director, Solutionlabs
• Ollie Miller, Associate Director, Parking, Project Centre
• David Plant, Senior Parking Consultant, Project Centre
• Rob Shoebridge, Parking Manager, Derby City Council
• Jon Harrod Booth, Director, Harrod Booth Consulting
• Avisha Martin-Patel, Senior Consultant, Project Centre
• Andy Stott, Sales Director, RingGo

Parking and the pandemic

• Nick Lester-Davis, Director, Nick Lester-Davis Consulting
• Adam Bidder, Managing Director, Q-Park UK
• Alison Tooze, Membership Manager, British Parking Association (BPA)
• Richard Walker, Group Manager, North Essex Parking Partnership (NEPP)

Clean air schemes

• Nick Ruxton-Boyle, Director of Environment, Marston Holdings
• Ashley Beighton, Project Manager, Bath and North East Somerset Clean Air Zone, Bath and North East Somerset Council
• John Galsworthy, Assistant Director, Parking, London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
• José Bachoir, Business Development Manager, PayByPhone
• Ben Stutman, Transport Planner, Project Centre

Regulation and enforcement: An update

• Keith Hanshaw, Client Services Director, Marston Holdings
• Keith Hughes, Head of Parking and Blue Badge Policy, Department forTransport
• Richard Creese, Senior Policy Advisor, Department for Transport

The price of parking

• George Godfrey, Senior Consultant, Project Centre
• Andrew Potter, Director, Parking Perspectives
• Luke Owen, Analyst, Parking Perspectives

Engagement and consultation

• Jess Cully , Senior Engagement Consultant, Project Centre
• Natalie Cefala, Senior Engagement Consultant, Project Centre

Low Traffic Neighbourhood design

• Chris Durban, Technical Director, Project Centre

TROs and mapping

• Hazel Game, Senior Traffic Order Specialist, Project Centre
• Olaseni Koya, Principal Parking Consultant, Project Centre

Workshops and masterclasses

Guided discussions on themes such as:

• The pricing of parking
• Effective public engagement and public consultation
• Designing Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
• Traffic Regulation Orders

Networking

Meet peers, colleagues and other professionals in groups and individually in both structured discussions and at informal networking sessions.

Exhibition

The virtual exhibition enables attendees to check out the latest systems and services for the sector.

Traffic + Parking 2020provides your company with the perfect opportunity to carefully target the marketing of your products and services to those within the smart city planning, active travel, intelligent mobility and parking sectors.

Exhibitor features:

• Host your own private, virtual exhibition space with the ability to present video content
• Invite delegates for 1:1 private chats or group demos at your exhibition stand
• Meet and network with delegates in allocated networking sessions
• Listen to the conference sessions and take part in the Q&As
• Publish your logo and company profile in a prominent position
• Access post-event analytics, including delegate behaviour and engagement

Who will be attending Traffic + Parking 2020?

The Traffic + Parking events attract top parking managers, transport planners, and urban professionals attend this industry leading conference and exhibition – where they learn of new technologies, discover new services and source suppliers.

Traffic + Parking 2020 will be attended by:

• local authority officers
• councillors
• parking operators and contractors
• system and service suppliers
• academics
• consultants
• campaigners

About Landor LINKS

Traffic + Parking 2020 is organised Landor LINKS, the team behind the ever popular British Parking Awards and major virtual conferences such as the Public Health & Sustainable Transport Summit 2020 and Modelling World 2020.

You can check out box sets of sector-defining webinars on the Landor LINKS LIVE YouTube channel.