PropTech & Construction
World Road Congress
The XXVIII World Road Congress organized by PIARC (World Road Association) is a global forum for exchanging knowledge and experience on roads, road transport policies, and practices. It is intended for member governments and stakeholders involved in the road and transport sector worldwide.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 4 October 2027 to 8 October 2027
- Organiser
- PIARC
- Industry
- PropTech & Construction
Who attends
The audience
Organized by PIARC (World Road Association) and the Canadian Organizing Committee, this congress will bring together road administrations, operators, researchers, industry professionals, and academics around a shared mission: paving the way toward a cleaner future.
As described by the organiser
Speaking
Call for speakers
This event publishes a call for speakers. The deadline is unverified, so check the call before preparing a submission.
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Logistics & Transportation
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Easter Seals House
3981 Oak Street
The Balfour Inn
1064 Balfour Avenue, Vancouver
Douglas House
456 West 13th Avenue
Cambie Lodge
446 West 13th Avenue
Windsor House
325 West 11th Avenue
Shaughnessy Village
1125 West 12th Avenue
Holiday Inn Vancouver-Centre (Broadway)
711 West Broadway
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When World Road Congress announces its next edition, or these dates change, we read it from the organiser's own site. One email when that happens, nothing else.
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