Nashville, Tennessee

The International Association of Transportation Regulators (IATR) is excited to announce its 38th Annual Conference, set to take place in Nashville, Tennessee, in September 2025.

The theme for this year’s 3-day event—“Regulatory Movement: A Mobility Symphony” and will feature engaging sessions, dynamic workshops, and insightful panels exploring the most pressing topics and opportunities in transportation regulation and innovation.

Key IATR projects and initiatives, including:

• The Taxicab Exception & Beyond: Public Transit Partnerships with Taxis, FHVs, and TNCs

• Public Private Partnerships with Taxis, FHVs and TNCs: Mobility Hubs & the Road to MaaS

• Modernizing Mobility: Syncing Technology with Policy (Robotaxis, Vehicle Caps & More):

• Nightlife Transportation: Mobility Management & Trends

Solihull, West Midlands

The ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor National Conference 25 is the most popular event in a driving instructor’s calendar! In 2024, it welcomed a record 1,375 visitors, making it, by far, the largest single gathering of instructors in the UK – ever!

Visitors can immerse themselves in a wealth of knowledge at a wide range of topical seminars which run throughout the day, in four dedicated areas. The Live Stage sees some of the industry’s top trainers deliver educational sessions and the DVSA’s Chief Executive, who will provide an industry update. The PDI Zone is a popular attraction, with dedicated sessions designed to help those new to the industry. The third and forth seminar areas sees a wide range of topics covered by expert speakers, from driver training, road safety, marketing, accountancy and business advice. In total, 32 sessions are running throughout the day.

Perth, Australia

Join Australasia’s leading road safety and injury prevention researchers, practitioners and policy makers for the 2025 Australasian Road Safety Conference .

2025 ARSC will be held in Perth. This face-to-face format will bring together road safety stakeholders and decision-makers from Australasia and international jurisdictions to facilitate collaboration and share information.

San Diego, CA

Built for those running public, private, and global fleets, Fleet Forward is where ideas around EV strategy, data, safety, and autonomy evolve into the next system, the next policy, the next best practice. 

Berlin

The Institute of Transportation Systems of the German Aerospace Center is organising in close co-operation with the International Cooperation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic safety (ICTCT) the 37th Conference on 23 and 24 October 2025 in Berlin under the theme "Data and methods for evidence-based safety measures and applications".

The objective of the conference is to support the understanding and the execution of suitable approaches to move towards a transportation system without severely injured or killed road users. Due to the rapid progress in the development of powerful computing technology and the enormous potential of artificial intelligence, we have the opportunity to uncover the effects of traffic infrastructure, physical conditions, traffic environment and other risk factors, as for example human behaviour, on traffic safety.

Wyboston, Bedfordshire

Now in its 15th year, the National Road Safety Conference is organised by Road Safety GB and in 2024 attracted more than 370 road safety professionals from across the UK and further afield.

The 2025 National Road Safety Conference will be held at Wyboston Lakes Resort.

The event attracts local authority road safety officers, police and fire & rescue officers, central government departments, academics and representatives from other road safety stakeholder organisations in the private and third sectors.

Pamplona & Online webinar

The 2025 European Traffic Education Seminar will be held as a hybrid event in Pamplona (Spain) and online on 13 November 2025.

The seminar is organised as part of the LEARN! project on improving traffic safety and mobility education. To sufficiently equip young road users to become safe road users, education remains of chief importance. This is especially true for secondary school pupils (aged 12 – 18) as they start to travel independently and have to deal with more complex traffic situations.

This seminar will feature presentations on the latest traffic education projects from across Europe as well as presentations by the LEARN! expert panel on developing and evaluating educational activities as well as monitoring the implementation of road safety education in schools.