A better future transformed by transportation technology and innovation.

Safer. Greener. Smarter. For All.

Safer.

Safety can no longer take a backseat to other priorities. The Intelligent Transportation Society of America is working to ensure no one will die on U.S. roadways.

Greener.

We strive to reduce congestion, emissions and other negative outcomes from the transportation sector, reclaiming lost time and reducing negative health effects to help us achieve a cleaner transportation system.

Smarter. For All.

All transportation users should have 100% access to the system, which will open the doors to economic opportunity and necessary social services.

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  • ITS America 2023 – 2026 Strategic Plan Summary


    Fact Sheet 2026 ITS America Strategic Plan

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  • ITS America and Cambridge Consultants Announce National Digital Infrastructure Strategy Report

    USDOT should harness advances in digital technology to develop a safer, more sustainable and equitable transportation framework

    ITS America, the leading advocate for the digital transformation of transportation, and Cambridge Consultants, which specializes in delivering breakthrough innovation for clients worldwide, announce the release of a national digital infrastructure strategy report to explore the future of transportation in the United States.

  • ITS America and its Partners Kick Off Digital Infrastructure Week

    Washington, DC – Today, ITS America along with its members and partners kicked off Digital Infrastructure Week as a part of the Infrastructure Week event.

  • ITS America Celebrates FCC Announcement of Connected Vehicle Spectrum Waiver

    Statement by ITS America President and CEO Laura Chace

    Statement by ITS America CEO Laura Chace

  • Statement of ITS America President & CEO Laura Chace On Latest NHTSA Fatality Estimates

    “The estimates NHTSA released today are tragic – again. In the first quarter of this year, 9,560 people didn’t return to their families. We continue to set the wrong kinds of records, and that won’t change until we adapt our approach…

  • ITS America Releases Principles for Inclusive Future Mobility

    How Technology Can Create a Safer, Greener, Smarter, and More Equitable Future

    WASHINGTON – The Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS America) today released principles to guide transportation stakeholders, communities, and policy makers on how best to develop policy and programs that direct investment…

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  • Digital Infrastructure Strategy Report

    ITS America, the leading advocate for the digital transformation of transportation, and Cambridge Consultants, which specializes in delivering breakthrough innovation for clients worldwide, announce the release of a national digital infrastructure strategy report to explore the future of transportation in the United States. USDOT should harness advances in digital technology to develop a safer, more sustainable and equitable transportation framework.

  • Considerations for a Secure Electric Vehicle Charging Ecosystem

    ITS America's Cybersecurity Working Group's Technical Exchange Panel offers this white paper on considerations for a secure electric vehicle charging ecosystem.

    The increasingly widespread deployment of EVSE represents a unique convergence between transportation and utility stakeholders. While these fields have overlapped to some extent with previous deployments, such as traffic management infrastructure and other digital infrastructure solutions, the scale and design of the planned electric vehicle charging infrastructure deployment presents a scenario in which coordination between transportation and utility stakeholders is necessary.

  • ITS America 2023 AAM Response

  • ITS America 2023 ARPA

  • ITS Integration Act Joint Support Letter

    ITS America and our colleagues write to express strong support for HR 1500, the ITS Integration Act.

    ITS America and our colleagues write to express strong support for HR 1500, the ITS Integration Act. This bipartisan legislation, introduced by Representatives Garret Graves and Salud Carbajal, takes important steps toward ensuring we use digital tools, such as data, to operate more efficiently, effectively, and safely on American roads.