100+ Companies from a Dozen Countries Set to Exhibit at October 9-12 Intertraffic North America Trade Show in Fort Lauderdale. 09/13/07

100+ Companies from a Dozen Countries
Set to Exhibit at October 9-12 Intertraffic North America Trade Show in Fort Lauderdale

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Washington, D.C. [Sept. 13, 2007]—More than 100 firms representing 12 countries have signed up to display their products and services at Intertraffic North America 2007 to be held October 9-12 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) announced today. Developed by ARTBA and Amsterdam RAI, the event is the continent’s most comprehensive conference and exposition uniting suppliers, customers and experts from the transportation infrastructure, traffic management and safety, and parking industries. It is being held at the Greater Fort Lauderdale-Broward County Convention Center.

Show exhibitors now include 105 companies from: China, Japan, Taiwan, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, Italy, Spain, Sweden, South Korea and Russia. “Leadership Circle” supporters include industry-leaders from around the world: 3M, ASCO Inc., Barrier Systems Inc., Daqing Lutong Science and Technology Co., Ltd., Florida Department of Transportation, GlobeTec Construction, National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse, Photo Violation Technologies Corp., Solar Tech., and Yongqing ChiYe Glass Bead Co., Ltd.

Other firms exhibiting at Intertraffic North America as of Sept. 12 included:

3M (LC) – U.S.
511 Traffic Information – U.S.
Alert Visions of North America, Inc. – U.S.
All Traffic Solutions – U.S.
American Road & Transportation Builders Association – U.S.
American Traffic Safety Materials, Inc. – U.S.
ASCO, Inc. (LC) – Japan
Asia Vision Technology Limited – China
Axiome Concept Canada – Canada
Barrier Systems (LC) – U.S.
“Better Roads” Magazine – U.S.
Boschung America, LLC – U.S.
C.M. (China) Road Safety Industrial Co.,
Ltd. – China
Cale Parking Systems USA, Inc. – U.S.
Changzhou Hua R Sheng Reflective Material Co.,
Ltd. – China
CitySync Limited – United Kingdom
CNA Insurance – U.S.
ColorPoint Osby Kemi AB – Sweden
Construction Safety Council – U.S.
Control Specialists Company – U.S.
Daktronics, Inc. – U.S.
Daqing Lutong Science and Technology Co.,
Ltd. (LC) – China
Decatur Electronics, Inc. – U.S.
Dent Breakaway Industries, Inc. – U.S.
Designated Parking Corporation – U.S.
Dicke Safety Products – U.S.
Econolite International – U.S.
Empco-Lite – U.S.
ENCOM Wireless Data Solutions, Inc. – Canada
Ennis Paint, Inc. – U.S.
Espacios LLC/Espacios De La Construccion – Mexico
Federal Highway Administration – Work Zone Safety Training – U.S.
Fiberoptic Display Systems, Inc. – U.S.
Flex-O-Lite – U.S.
Flint Trading, Inc. – U.S.
Florida Department of Transportation (LC) – U.S.
GE Lumination – Canada
Gibraltar Cable Barrier Systems, L.P. – U.S.
GlobeTec Construction, LLC (LC) – U.S.
Horizon Signal Technologies, Inc. – U.S.
ICHANGE, Inc. – U.S.
Impact Recovery Systems, Inc. – U.S.
Innophos, Inc. – U.S.
International Fiberlok – U.S.
International Road Dynamics Inc. – Canada
International Road Federation – U.S.
Invarion – U.S.
Iteris, Inc. – U.S.
JSC Panorama – Russia
Korea Parking Systems Industry Cooperative – Korea
LTAP/TTAP Clearinghouse – U.S.
Magnetic Automation Corp. – U.S.
Maki International Corporation – Taiwan

Metric Parking – U.S.
MetroCount USA, Inc. – U.S.
MPH Industries, Inc. – U.S.
Multiquip, Inc. – U.S.
Nagels North America – U.S.
National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health
– U.S.
National Traffic Safety Institute – U.S.
National Work Zone Safety Information
Clearinghouse (LC) – U.S.
Nippon Carbide Industries, Inc. – U.S.
Northwest Pipe – U.S.
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
(OSHA) – U.S.
Parkeon – U.S.
Parking Today – U.S.
Parsons Brinckerhoff – U.S.
Photo Violation Technologies Corp (LC) – Canada
POM Incorporated – U.S.
Potters Industries – U.S.
Presion Y Fuerza, S.L. – Spain
PSD, Inc.– U.S.
Quixote Transportation Safety, Inc. – U.S.
Rinker Materials Concrete Pipe Division – U.S.
Road Kare International – U.S.
“Roads & Bridges” Magazine – U.S.
Roadside Safety Supply, Inc. – U.S.
RU2 Systems, Inc. – U.S.
Scheidt & Bachmann USA, Inc. – U.S.
Serco – U.S.
Seymour of Sycamore – U.S.
Shanghai JessuBond Traffic Safety New Material
Co. – China
Shanghai Nitestar Industry Co., Ltd. – China
Signal-Tech – U.S.
SignCAD Systems, Inc. – U.S.
The Sherwin Williams Company – U.S.
Simply Service Network LLC – U.S.
SMITH Manufacturing Company, Inc. – U.S.
Solar Technology, Inc. (LC) – U.S.
Solari di Udine S.p.A. – Italy
Southland Printing Company, Inc. – U.S.
Storm Interface – U.S.
Swiss-Park USA – U.S.
TAPCO – U.S.
Tower Sign & Signal – U.S.
TrafFix Devices, Inc. – U.S.
Transpo Industries, Inc. – U.S.
Trident Security Devices – U.S.
Trinity Highway Products – U.S.
Upass Co. – Korea
Watson Bowman Acme – U.S.
Westfalia Technologies, Inc. – U.S.
Work Area Protection Corp. – U.S.
Yodock Wall Co. – U.S.
Yongqing ChiYe Glass Bead Co., Ltd. (LC) – China
Zhejiang Daoming Reflecting Co., Ltd. – China

(LC) – Leadership Circle Member

Intertraffic North America 2007 is more than a trade show and conference, uniting other prominent events under one roof, including:

National Traffic Management & Work Zone Safety Conference—the premier event for traffic management and safety professionals, co-sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials and the National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse.
“Park Across America”—a special, one-day regional seminar for parking managers produced by the publishers of “Parking Today.”
American Road and Transportation Builders Association 2007 National Convention—the annual education and policy development forum for the 5,000-member association representing transportation infrastructure design, construction and management professionals.
International Road Federation Latin America Regional Meeting—the only bilingual annual summit and educational forum on roadway safety issues for top-level transportation professionals from Latin America.
Florida Transportation Commission—created in 1987 by the state legislature to serve as a citizen oversight board for FDOT, the commission will hold its monthly meeting to discuss important transportation-related issues affecting the state.
American Society of Civil Engineers—the profession’s premier organization will host two regional committee meetings on-site and provide interaction and networking opportunities for members, attendees and show guests. Founded in 1852, the American Society of Civil Engineers represents more than 140,000 civil engineers worldwide and is America's oldest national engineering society.
National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running—the campaign is a national repository for information on most forms of automated traffic enforcement, including work zone photo enforcement and operations. The organization will host an organization-wide meeting on-site at the event.

To learn more about Intertraffic North America 2007, contact ARTBA’s Jim Colleton at 202-289-4434 or visit www.northamerica.intertraffic.com.

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