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Public Transport Security 2011

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Dates13–14 Sep 2011This edition has ended
VenueOlympia Conference & Exhibition CentreLondon, United Kingdom
RunningSince 2009Annual · 7 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
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7first in 2009

About Public Transport Security

Transport Security Expo 2011: Securing & Protecting Public Transport Systems Conference

13-14 September 2011, Olympia, London

Public transport systems underpin urban mobility and are critical to urban prosperity; but these systems remain vulnerable to attack as they are fully open and accessible. With the level of threat remaining high, embedding security measures into public transport systems is an essential requirement; as is ensuring that the use and convenience of public transportation is not compromised. Recent incidents such as the 7/7 attacks and those in Madrid serve to reinforce the need for public transport systems to make concerted efforts to protect passengers and infrastructure across large geographies and to be secure against potential terrorist attack.

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Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201513–14 Nov 2015Olympia Conference & Exhibition Centre
London, United Kingdom
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201413–14 Nov 2014Olympia Conference & Exhibition Centre
London, United Kingdom
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201313–14 Nov 2013Olympia Conference & Exhibition Centre
London, United Kingdom
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201214–15 Nov 2012Olympia Conference & Exhibition Centre
London, United Kingdom
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201113–14 Sep 2011Olympia Conference & Exhibition Centre
London, United Kingdom
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201014–15 Sep 2010Olympia Conference & Exhibition Centre
London, United Kingdom
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200929–30 Apr 2009Marriott Hotel Berlin
Berlin, Germany
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