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About the Advanced Transit Association

About ATRA

The Advanced Transit Association (ATRA) an international association of active and retired transportation professionals, engineers, architects, urban planners, students, educators, and enthusiasts. It is a diverse group of people brought together by the common realization that the transportation systems of the past can not meet the transportation needs of the future, or even the present. A non-profit corporation, ATRA’s purpose is not to promote the interests of its members, but rather to encourage the development and deployment of advanced transportation systems that will be a boon to everyone. Membership is open to anyone who is willing to take a fresh look at new ways to meet our transportation needs.

2010 PRT@LHR Conference in Heathrow Airport, London

The 2010 conference European conference on PRTi returns to Heathrow on September 21-23 of 2010. Delegates will be able to ride on the LHR T5 PRT system. This allow people to gain first-hand experience to understand PRT's efficiency and and future role in providing a genuine alternative to the car. Such systems promise to greatly improve the accessibility of existing public transport systems, such as suburban rail networks. For more information visit their website at http://www.prtconference.com/index.html

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PRT@LHR

Sep 21 2010 8:30 am
Sep 23 2010 12:50 pm
Europe/London

This conference is organized by ATRA Europe. The 2010 conference returns to Heathrow and will enable delegates to ride on the LHR T5 PRTi system, as well as to further understand its efficiency and thus its future roles in providing a genuine alternative to the car, and greatly improving the accessibility of existing public transport systems, such as suburban rail networks.

For more information go to http://www.prtconference.com/Conference.html

Transit Pulse Issues for 2008

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Transit Pulse 2010 Issues

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