Knowledge Center


Lifetime Achievement Award

ITS World Congress Hall of Fame “Life Time Achievement Award” is given to an individual recognised as:
• An outstanding leader in the organisations she or he has led
• A thought leader in the ITS field
• A champion of the vision of ITS and its fulfilment within and beyond the ITS Community

Year Asia-Pacific Americas EMEA
2026
2025 Mr Mohammed Hikmet – New Zealand Mr Russel McMurry – United States Mr Robert Sykora – Germany
2024 Mr Ninnart Chaithirapinyo -Thailand Mr Shailen Bhatt – United States Ms Jennie Martin – United Kingdom
2023 Dr Yung-Chang Chang – Chinese-Taipei Mr C. Douglass Couto – United States Mr Frank Försterling – Germany
2022 Mr Hajime Amano – Japan Mr Peter F. Sweatman – United States Ms Claire Depré – Belgium
2021 Dr Kian Keong Chin – Singapore Mr C. Michael Walton – United States Mr Juhani Jääskeläinen – Finland
2020
2019 Mr Brian Negus – Australia Mr Jim Barbaresso – United States Mr Svend Tøfting – Denmark
2018 Mr Kent Kwo-Tsai Wang – Chinese-Taipei Mr Jeff Paniati – United States Mr Paul Kompfner – Belgium
2017 Datuk Ir. Hj Ismail bin Md Salleh – Malaysia Mr Michael C. Doyle – United States Mr Christer Karlsson – Sweden
2016 Dr Hiroyuki Watanabe – Japan Mr Kirk Steudle – United States Prof. Eric Sampson – United Kingdom
2015 Mr Martin Matthews – New Zealand Mr Mortimer Downey – United States Mr Richard Harris – United Kingdom
2014 Mr Taro Ishi – Japan Mr Lyle Saxton – United States Mr Heinz Sodeikat – Germany
2013 Dr Chi-Kuo Mao – Chinese-Taipei Mr Harry Voccola – United States Mr Risto Kulmala – Finland
2012 Mr Xiaojing Wang – China Mr Gerry Conover – United States Mr Job J. Klijnhout – The Netherlands
2011 Mr Keung-Whan Young – Republic of Korea Mr William M. Spreitzer – United States Ms Monica Sundström – Sweden
2010 Dr Shoichiro Toyoda – Japan Mr T. Russell Shields – United States Mr Fotis Karamitsos – Belgium

Industry Award

ITS World Congress Hall of Fame “Industry Award” is given to a company or research organisation that:
• Developed and/or deployed a significant innovative product or service over the course of the previous year
• Produced a new product and/or service that played a key role in accelerating development and deployment of ITS in its region over the course of the previous year
• Plays a leading role in the ITS Community

Year Asia-Pacific Americas EMEA
2026
2025 SAGE Group – Australia HAAS Alert – United States Yunex Traffic – Germany
2024 PT Mass Rapid Transit Jakarta – Indonesia Spoke Safety – United States SWARCO AG – Austria
2023 ITMAX SYSTEM BHD – Malaysia Deutsche Telekom AG – Germany
2022 Lexus Australia – Australia Beep – United States ASFINAG – Austria
2021 LG UPLUS – Republic of Korea Waycare – United States Continental Automotive GmbH – Germany
2020
2019 Industrial Technology Research Institute – Chinese-Taipei Panasonic North America – United States Connected Places Catapult – United Kingdom
2018 Nishitetsu Information System Co., Ltd – Japan General Motors – United States Volvo Group – Sweden
2017 Touch’n Go – Malaysia Savari Inc. – United States Partnership Talking Traffic – The Netherlands
2016 Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation (THSRC) – Chinese-Taipei General Motors – United States ASFA – Toll Motorways of France – France
2015 Far Eatsern Electronic Toll Collection Co Ltd – Chinese-Taipei Qualcomm Technologies Inc and Honda R&D Americas – United States HERE – Germany
2014 Korea Expressway Corporation – Republic of Korea Streetline Inc. – United States SWARCO AG – Austria
2013 Transport Certification Australia – Australia Econolite – United States Civitronic – Romania

 

Local Government Award

ITS World Congress Hall of Fame “Local  Government Award” is given to a local government agency that:
• Developed and/or deployed significant innovative ITS products or services that fostered advanced deployment of ITS services over the course of the previous year
• Implemented policies or projects advancing the development and deployment of ITS over the course of the previous year
• Plays a leading role in the ITS Community

Year Asia-Pacific Americas EMEA
2026
2025 Suwon Special City – Republic of Korea Georgia Department of Transportation – United States City of Tampere – Finland
2024 An Yang City – Republic of Korea Georgia Department of Transportation / Atlanta Regional Commission – United States  Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technolog -Republic of Austria
2023 Ajuntament of Barcelona – Spain
2022 Kaohsiung City Government – Chinese-Taipei Ohio Department of Transport – United States Ministry of Transport and Water Management – The Netherlands
2021 Gangneung City – Republic of Korea Jacksonville Transportation Authority – United States City of Hamburg – Germany
2020
2019 Bucheon City, Gyeonggi Province –
Republic of Korea
Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA) – United States City of Helmond – The Netherlands
2018 Jeju Special Self-Governing Province – Republic of Korea Florida Department of Transportation – United States City of Copenhagen – Denmark
2017 Taipei City Government – Chinese-Taipei Colorado Department of Transportation – United States Ministry of Transport and Communications – Finland
2016 Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads – Australia Michigan Department of Transportation – United States City of Olsztyn – Poland
2015 Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads – Australia British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure – Canada AustriaTech – Austria
2014 Ministry of Transport – New Zealand Mississippi Department of Transportation – United States Transport for London – United Kingdom
2013 Seoul Metropolitan Government – TOPIS – Republic of Korea Oregon Department of Transportation – United States Grand Lyon – France