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

Coming Up

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Summits

ITS America’s Inaugural Policy Summit

September 11, 2024Washington, D.C.

K&L Gates…

Webinars

The Future is Smart Roads: The Next Evolution in Transportation

December 17, 2024 | 2:00–3:00 pm

In Cavnue’s final webinar of the series, they will look to answer the question of what it will take to build roads that solve today’s challenges and enable the transition to a safer and more efficient future of transportation. They’ll talk through prioritization challenges, the art of the possible, and how smart roads serve both road operator and road user goals to solve the biggest challenges facing our transportation system today.

Events

ITS America 2025 Policy Summit

March 26-27, 2025Washington, DC

Save the Date for the next ITS America Policy Summit. More details to be provided in early…

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  • Statements & Press Releases

    FCC Releases Second 5.9GHZ Report and Order

    Washington, D.C. November 22, 2024 – Yesterday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted the Second Report and Order regarding the 5.9 GHz Band, a critical step in enabling widespread deployment of vehicle-to-everything…

  • ITS America in the News

    United States Department of Transportation Releases Seminal Plan for Nationwide V2X Deployment

    Washington, D.C. – Today, the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) released a bold vision for the scaled, nationwide deployment of Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technologies, outlining a clear and attainable roadmap for the…

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    AI Decoded

    ITS America’s AI Decoded provides an in-depth exploration of the branches of artificial intelligence (AI) and their impact on the transportation industry. This document covers widely used AI models and their specific applications, including Machine Learning (ML), Neural Networks, Deep Learning, Computer Vision, and Generative AI.

  • ITS America in the News

    The Intelligent Transportation Society of America Joins U.S. Department of Transportation in Salt Lake City for Announcement of V2X Accelerator Grants

    Washington, D.C. – Today, in Salt Lake City, the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) unveiled its highly anticipated V2X Accelerator Awardees at a press event and panel discussion. Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS…

  • ITS America in the News

    Try Different: The Road to Digital Infrastructure

    Written by: Scott Marler, Executive Director, Iowa DOT and ITS America Digital Infrastructure Committee Co-ChairKurtis McBride, Co-Founder/CEO, Miovision and ITS America Digital Infrastructure Committee…

Latest Advocacy Materials

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  • White Papers

    Hydrogen in Transportation Issue Brief

    Hydrogen has unique capabilities to power our transportation system toward a greener future, and ITS America members are developing and deploying solutions using hydrogen to power a cleaner transportation system across the country. This paper looks at the potential for hydrogen to be a game-changer for surface transportation, particularly emphasizing its application in commercial and public fleets, from heavy-duty trucks to lighter vehicles, and its potential to support the mission of a smarter, greener future that improves mobility options and environmental outcomes for all.

  • Other Materials

    Long Innovative Corridors Spanning Multiple States Panel Brief

    On August 5th, 2024, ITS America’s AV Freight Working Group held a panel discussion centered around the creation of multi-state intelligent corridors supporting vehicle-to-everything communication and their impact on freight movement. The panelists emphasized the importance of addressing connectivity gaps in major corridors and deploying a variety of technologies to enhance corridor efficiency.

  • Other Materials

    Transforming the I-80 Corridor: A New Era of Connected Freight Movement Panel Brief

    On October 2, 2024, ITS America’s AV Freight Working Group hosted a discussion with Tracy Larkin Thomason, Director of the Nevada Department of Transportation. Tracy discussed one of the AASHTO Moonshot projects announced in 2023, an effort to create a cohesive national transportation vision of the future.

  • Policies, Principles, and Primers

    ITS America Cybersecurity for Novice Cyber Professionals Primer

    This ITS America Cybersecurity for Novice Cyber Professionals Primer addresses the critical issue of cybersecurity within transportation systems at a level accessible to non-cybersecurity experts. This primer highlights the inherent vulnerabilities of current traffic systems and equipment to cyber threats, ranging from minor pranks to severe attacks perpetrated by professional hackers. It also emphasizes the increasing complexity and interconnectedness of modern transportation systems, which amplifies the potential risk landscape.

  • Policies, Principles, and Primers

    ITS America Cybersecurity for Connected ITS Infrastructure

    This Cybersecurity for Connected ITS Infrastructure Resource Guide is intended to be used as an ITS cybersecurity guide and to further assist professionals in the ITS industry to secure our digital infrastructure. This document is relevant for cyber-informed ITS practitioners, state, and local department of transportation (DOT) staff, and ITS America stakeholders. The paper was authored and reviewed by members of the ITS America Cybersecurity Community of Practice (COP).