As the transition to Digital Traffic Regulation Orders (D-TROs) gathers pace, local authorities face important decisions around readiness, procurement and technology selection. With Department for Transport funding available to support D-TRO adoption, now is the ideal time to assess your organisation's readiness, understand your requirements and develop a clear roadmap before demand on suppliers and internal resources increases.
Join experts from Siemens and AppyWay for a webinar designed to help highways, parking, traffic management and digital transformation professionals prepare for the next phase of D-TRO implementation. The session will explore why early readiness matters, how to make the most of available funding opportunities, and the key capabilities authorities should consider when evaluating D-TRO solutions.
In the insightful session, you'll discover:
- Why D-TRO readiness is becoming increasingly important for local authorities.
- How to prepare your organisation, stakeholders, data and processes before procurement begins.
- The risks of delaying planning until compliance deadlines and market demand increase.
- How available DfT funding can support your D-TRO journey.
- The essential capabilities to look for when evaluating potential D-TRO solutions.
- Best practices for procurement, implementation and long-term success.
- Practical next steps and a readiness checklist you can apply immediately.
Register Your Place
Complete the registration form on this page to reserve your place. If you are involved in traffic order management, highways operations, parking services, network management, digital transformation or procurement, this webinar will provide practical guidance to help your authority prepare for the future of digital traffic regulation orders.
Register today to learn how to maximise available funding opportunities, assess your readiness and confidently plan your D-TRO journey.
Speakers:
Chris Thompson - Sales Director, Siemens
Chris brings extensive experience working with UK local government and supporting authorities in addressing their evolving asset management and highways challenges. At Siemens, Chris works closely with public-sector organisations, helping councils navigate changing priorities and explore how technology and better use of data can support the future of local government services.
Mike Potter - Head of Commercial, AppyWay
Mike Potter brings over a decade of local highway authority experience to AppyWay. He combines deep public sector insight with tech-forward thinking, and his expertise in Traffic Order processes has been instrumental in helping local authorities implement innovative map-based solutions. Mike champions data standardisation to unlock the potential of rich local authority data, shaping the future of highway services. He has previously presented at high-calibre events in the UK and US, including Traffex, ADEPT, TTF, and Co-Motion.
