• Increasing Metrorail network, Bus services and micro- mobility across the country has necessitated faster implementation of multi-modal integration.
• Parking as part of integration

The multi-modal integration of public transport is on the top of the priority list of the govt. The increasing metro network, intra and interstate transport, the last mile connectivity along with parking facility and common payment platform can bring about sustainable public transport.

• Kumar Keshav, Managing Director, Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation
• Anjum Parwez, Managing Director, Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited
• Amit Bhatt, Director - Integrated Urban Transport, WRI India
• Mihir Dakwala, Head - Data Science and Machine Learning, Amnex Infotechnologies Pvt. Ltd.
• Aditya Bhave, Director, Klaus Multiparking Systems Pvt Ltd

Though world over the mobility-as-service is gaining popularity, India is still finding is difficult to implement the concept in its full sense. The present passenger demand and behaviour necciciate mobility on demand. The government has to firm up policies and regulations to strengthen MaaS in India.

• Aneri Patel, Co-Founder and Director, Amnex Infotechnologies Pvt. Ltd.
• Venkata Subbarao Chunduru, Director - India, IBI Group

• AIS 140 (Automotive Industry Standard): Review, Challenges and Road map
• Safe Driving: Telematics, AI Dash Cam, ADAS. Is the Focus shifting from vehicle tracking to driver safety?
• Putting National Road Safety Plan in place

• T Krishna Prasad IPS, Retd. Former DGP & Chairman Road Safety Authority, Hyderabad. Founder Chairman KP Foundation.
• Dr. Muktesh Chander IPS, Special Commissioner of Police/Traffic, Delhi
• Dr. Kamal Soi, Sustainable Safety Expert
• Akhilesh Kumar Srivastava, Mobility Expert and Consultant
• Mallesh Cheekoti, Managing Director, Intelex Systems Limited
• Dr. Kayitha Ravinder, Senior Principal Scientist & Head - Transportation Planning and Environment Division, CSIR-CRRI

Video surveillance and data analytics form two of the main components of urban traffic management that help reduce congestion and fast and safe movement of vehicles. With over 100 smart cites being made in India, video analytics has become very important.

• Ashish P. Dhakan, MD & CEO, Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd.
• Ajay Gupta, Head - Sales & Strategy, SCS TECH INDIA
• Rama Shankar Pandey, Managing Director, Hella India Lighting Ltd.
• Shamik Joshi, Head - Products & Technology, Amnex Infotechnologies Pvt. Ltd.

Advancement, Automation & Digitalization in Tunnel Construction and Monitoring
Technological innovation can advance engineering practice and increase the appeal of underground space. Technological and engineering advances have always been crucial to efficient and economical underground development. Many technological developments have been motivated by practical challenges encountered during construction of a project and the tunnelling industry has contributed to or been instrumental in many of these.

Contractual Challenges and Solutions for Underground construction
The underground environment is diverse and fewer risks are foreseeable prior to project implementation. The structure of such an underground work is influenced significantly by nature. Underground construction contracts must, therefore, anticipate a higher level of risk which can never be fully eliminated. As the work takes place in natural surroundings, the characteristics and behaviour of these surroundings are not always foreseeable.

• I.K. Pandey, Director General (RD) & Special Secretary, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
• Markus Türtscher, Head Tunnelling and Geotechnics Division, Bernard Gruppe & Director Bernard Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
• Vinod Shukla, Managing Director, FGS Engineers & Innovators.
• Dr. Nishith Gupta, Chief Technical Officer, SYSTRA
• Eleswarapu Srinivas, Joint General Manager - Business Development, Heavy Civil Infrastructure IC, Larsen & Toubro limited