The UITP Summit Explained

With more than 140 years of history, the UITP Summit is the world’s leading event for public transport professionals bringing together the people, ideas and innovations shaping the future of urban mobility.

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UITP Summit at a Glance

The UITP Summit is where the public transport and urban mobility sector comes together to look ahead, share experience and turn ideas into action. It brings together every part of the ecosystem, creating a place for meaningful exchange across the sector.

An event that brings together the entire public transport and urban mobility sector, from taxis to urban rail and everything in between.
An international gathering welcoming participants from more than 110 countries.
A truly unique and well-established event with a long and proud history, first held in 1886.
Each year, the Summit travels to a new host city as the forefront of innovation, technology, and forward-thinking urban mobility.
A congress programme carefully curated by leading industry experts, ensuring every session is grounded in real-world experience, practical insights, and genuine sector needs.
An impressive exhibition showcasing the latest innovations, products, and services shaping the future of mobility.
A place to connect and build meaningful relationships, with networking opportunities bringing together public transport professionals, decision-makers and industry leaders from around the world.

An International Gathering for Public Transport

The UITP Summit welcomes 10,000 professionals from more than 110 countries, creating a global space for exchange, collaboration and new perspectives.

Every Mode, One Connected Mobility System

The Summit brings together all sustainable transport modes — from active mobility, bus and rail to shared, on-demand and waterborne services — and the solutions that connect them into seamless urban mobility.

Where the Sector’s Leaders Meet

The Summit connects senior leaders from public transport operators, authorities, industry, research institutions and policymaking bodies from around the world.