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26 Sep 2024

Mark Your Calendars: The RTR Conference is back

We are thrilled to announce that the 8th European Conference on Results from Road Transport Research Projects (RTR Conference) will be held from 11th to 13th February 2025 in a new location in Brussels, The EGG!

We are also delighted to share that the BATT4EU Partnership has joined our event team, bringing exciting new opportunities for collaboration, networking, and learning.

Join us in this exceptional edition, where 92 European-funded projects in road transport will present research and innovation findings shaping the future of mobility.

The draft programme is now available on the conference website, and you can also secure your seat by completing the registration form, which is also accessible from the conference website..

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