Strategic Forums

Urban Mobility and Intelligent Transportation

Take part in the development of a multitude of services to improve traffic flow, including public transit and the transportation of people and merchandise. Events Friday, May 15, 2015 from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

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1- Land value capture, an opportunity for Greater Montréal
Vincent Joli-Coeur, Banque Nationale

2 - Managing and pricing transportation – cases
Jean-François Barsoum, IBM

3 - A smart, integrated, Montréal-made one-way carsharing service
Marco Viviani, Communauto

4 - Smartphone and tomorrow’s urban mobility
Sam Vermette, Transit App

5 - Information: the solution to parking problems
Dominic Chartrand, VenueParking.com

6 - How to adequately meet citizens’ needs? The taxi, a forward-looking industry
Dory Saliba, Comité provincial de concertation et de développement de l’industrie du taxi
(CPCDIT)

7 - Technology serving transportation needs
Jean-Nicolas Guillemette, Uber Québec

8 - Electrifying Montréal’s taxis and limousines
Thierry St-Cyr, Taxelco

9 - Intelligence ‒ past, present, and future ‒ in Laval
Pierre Lavigueur, Société de transport de Laval

10 - The Origin-Destination survey, an essential tool in urban transit planning
Nicolas Girard, Agence métropolitaine de transport

New public transit projects will help Montréal reduce the cost of congestion ‒ an estimated $1.8 billion ‒ which is a check on its productivity and economic performance. Challenges lie ahead for the city in terms of financing infrastructures needed to respond to demographic growth.

Montréal, a city of creativity and innovation, has what it takes to be a leader in intelligent transportation systems (ITS). These systems enable a wide range of services that make travel easier and make it possible to adopt an integrated approach to urban mobility.

By taking part in the Strategic Forum on Urban Mobility and Intelligent Transportation, you will:

Get the latest news on upcoming major public transit projects for the city intended to reduce traffic congestion and improve traffic flow;
Understand the strategic importance of smooth traffic flow for Montréal and identify ways to improve it;
Discover the many future business opportunities in this sector;
Observe concrete examples of applications for the city;
Witness international best practices.

DETAILED PROGRAM (PDF)

	Members	Non members
Ticket(s)	Ticket(s) $350 *	$450 *
Table(s) of 10	Table(s) of 10 $3150 *	$4500 *

By phone:

514 871-4001

For more information

Andréane Martel
Project Manager, Strategic Forums
514 871-4000, ext. 4056
amartel@ccmm.qc.ca

No reservations, cancellations or refunds after the registration deadline. Participant substitutions are accepted at no extra charge until the event is held. Please note that only substitution notices sent by email at reservations@ccmm.ca will be accepted.

Centre Mont-Royal

2200 Mansfield Street
Montréal, Quebec
H3A 3R8

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Speech by the Minister of Transport and Minister responsible for the Montréal region
	Robert Poëti Minister of Transport Minister responsible for the Montréal region Member for Marguerite-Bourgeoys

OVERVIEW OF SPEAKERS
How to adequately meet citizens’ needs? The taxi, a forward-looking industry
	Dory Saliba President Comité provincial de concertation et de développement de l'industrie du taxi (CPCDI)

Electrifying Montréal’s taxis and limousines
	Thierry St-Cyr Director, Public Affairs and Electric Vehicle Operations Taxelco

Technology serving transportation needs
	Jean-Nicolas Guillemette General Manager Uber Québec

The Electrification of the STM Network
	Philippe Schnobb President Société de transport de Montréal

Intelligence ‒ past, present, and future ‒ in Laval
	Pierre Lavigueur Senior Director, Development, Marketing and Innovation Société de transport de Laval

New sources of funding for our infrastructures
	Paul Lewis Professor and Dean Faculty of Environmental Design Université de Montréal
	Richard Shearmur Professor of Urban and Regional Economics, School of Urban Planning McGill University

Land value capture, an opportunity for Greater Montréal
	Vincent Joli-Cœur Vice Chairman, Financial Markets National Bank

Managing and pricing transportation – cases
	Jean-François Barsoum Senior Managing Consultant, Smarter Cities IBM

Information: the solution to parking problems
	Dominic Chartrand CEO VenueParking.com

A smart, integrated, Montréal-made one-way carsharing service
	Marco Viviani Director, Development and Public Relations Communauto

Smartphone and tomorrow’s urban mobility
	Sam Vermette Co-Founder Transit App

The Origin-Destination survey, an essential tool in urban transit planning
	Nicolas Girard President and CEO Agence métropolitaine de transport