The JCT Traffic Signal Symposium & Exhibition

The JCT Symposium & Exhibition started in 1996 as a way to bring traffic signal practitioners together with manufacturers and to maintain a sense of community amongst signals engineers. It is intended to run as an affordable conference that is accessible to as many people as possible, regardless of experience and that encourages the exchange of both knowledge and experience. Over the past few years, the symposium has consolidated its position as the UK's best conference event for traffic signals.

The Symposium & Exhibition runs over two days, is usually preceded by the MOVA user group and mixes conference style papers, the principal manufacturers, networking opportunities and organised social events in the evening. This year's Symposium will be 15th - 16th September at the University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield. As far as content goes, the emphasis is on the signals community itself and JCT relies upon the the submission of papers and presentations from working signal engineers and/or manufacturers, so if you have some experience that would be of interest to our community then please let us know and we will do everything we can to help you present your findings including providing you with subsidised attendance at this event.

2010 Symposium & Exhibition

• Basic information about the 2010 Traffic Signal Symposium
• Overview of the 2010 Symposium schedule here
• 2010 Symposium Online Booking now available (registration required)
• List of papers here
• Details about the MOVA user group here

Symposium Archive

• Details (including photos, video clips and papers) about the 2009 Symposium can be found here
• Details about the 2008 Symposium can be found here

In addition, details of the Brian Simmonite Award for Innovation have also been made available. All short listed entries for this award will be invited to present a paper describing the work at the JCT Traffic Signal Symposium with each shortlisted entry qualifying for one free symposium place with complimentary accommodation as JCT's guests.