EU Transport Priorities for the next five years: a fresh start?UK Transport in Europe  5th Annual Transport Policy ForumTuesday 4th - Wednesday 5th of November 2014European Parliament, BrusselsAs a unique portal for UK transport interests in the EU, the 5th Annual UKTiE Transport Policy Forum brings together key UK stakeholders and EU policy makers for an intense 2 day debate on the future of European transport in the next five years.Be part of the conversation and be sure not to miss this years' Forum!Why Attend?Make the Right ConnectionsObtain Key EU InformationShare Best PracticesImprove Profile and VisibilityInfluence EU PolicyAmong this years' speakers:Michael Cramer MEP — Chair of the TRAN CommitteeGesine Meissner MEP — German Liberal, Member of the TRAN CommitteeKeith Taylor MEP — Green Member of the TRAN CommitteeJacqueline Foster MEP — Conservative Member of the TRAN CommitteeLucy Anderson MEP— Labour Member of the TRAN CommitteeRichard Ossendorp — Transport Counsellor at Permanent Representation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the EUTim Figures — Head of Competitiveness and Markets, Permanent Representation of the UK to the EUOlivier Onidi —Director European Commission, European Mobility Network &  Aviation and International Transport Affairs (acting)Remi Mayet— Deputy Head of Unit European Commission, Ports and Inland NavigationRobert Missen—Head of Unit European Commission, Land & Maritime SecurityKeir Fitch—Head of Unit European Commission, Research & Innovative Transport systemsMarjeta Jager — Director European Commission, Policy Coordination and SecurityUKTiE is an association of UK transport companies and organisations that pool resources to attain common goals and influence EU’s transport policy. The regulatory framework for the transport sector is increasingly determined at the EU level and less at an international or national level. UKTiE helps the UK transport sector punch its weight in the EU by providing information, intelligence and insight and creating opportunities to influence.Registration £80Free for UKTiE members