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Reflections on the TESi Conference #2 Mobility Planning: Do We Have a Sufficient Technical Basis for Decision-Making?
An important topic at the TESi Conference was the future of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs), particularly in light of ongoing efforts to implement them in Serbia.
Reflections on the TESi Conference #1 The traffic engineering profession has the knowledge. Does it have enough influence?
To what extent are we, as transport engineers, involved in making decisions that shape our cities and everyday mobility? What can we do to strengthen the position and influence of
Association Members at the Conference TESi 2026
The 15th Scientific and Professional Conference with International Participation on Traffic Engineering Techniques, “TESi 2026,” was held on 15. 15–16 October 2026
Planning requires a specific type of harmony, based on a process that coordinates many different hands but also involves a constructive conflict of different values and assumptions.
Aalto University
Prof. dr Miloš Mladenović
Transportation planning - from a vital necessity to an art that manages city and regional development through the transportation system management. Sustainability is a matter of commitment – the choice is ours.
Faculty of Technical Sciences - University of Novi Sad
Prof. dr Valentina Mirović
Innovative thinking in transportation planning is crucial for addressing mobility needs in urban areas and innovative solutions are more easily achieved through the exchange of ideas, opinions, experiences, and professional expertise.
Mother Teresa University in Skopje - Faculty of Technical Sciences
Asist. mr Daniel Pavleski
Sustainable transportation planning involves more than just infrastructure; it also encompasses quality of life and environmental sustainability.
University of Zagreb - Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences
Prof. dr Luka Novačko
By planning in life, we design our path toward our goals through effective time management and decision-making. Similarly, transportation planning enhances the quality of life by making that journey safer, faster, more efficient, and environmentally friendly.
Petroleum Development Oman
Bojan Umićević
The two biggest challenges for cities of the future will be climate change and urban mobility. Traffic solutions and traffic engineering play a crucial role in addressing these challenges. An integrated approach is essential to develop a model for sustainable progress in the future.
World Bank
Igor Miščević
The exchange of opinions and experiences among relevant experts will generate ideas that enhance the resilience of the transportation system against various impacts. This is an issue we must be fully prepared to address.

