A key traffic exhibition and conference will be held in the US in early 2013

The 43rd annual convention and traffic exhibition will be held in San Diego, California in February 2013. The convention runs from February 22nd-26th while the TrafficExpo is from February 24th-26th. Run by the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) this event will feature a diverse array of conference topics as well as safety technology. ATSSA has now returned to running the event with its earlier format, opening with the conference sessions, and then running on with the exhibition.
November 14, 2012 Read time: 1 min
The 43rd annual convention and traffic exhibition will be held in San Diego, California in February 2013. The convention runs from February 22nd-26th while the TrafficExpo is from February 24th-26th. Run by the 2466 American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) this event will feature a diverse array of conference topics as well as safety technology. ATSSA has now returned to running the event with its earlier format, opening with the conference sessions, and then running on with the exhibition.

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