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The United Kingdom’s Department for Transport has today published National Statistics on freight traffic handled at UK ports in 2005.
These provisional port statistics for 2005 show that:
The top ten ports in 2005, in terms of tonnage, were as follows:
| Grimsby and Immingham | 58.1 |
| Tees and Hartlepool | 55.8 |
| London | 53.8 |
| Southampton | 39.9 |
| Milford Haven | 37.4 |
| Forth | 34.2 |
| Liverpool | 33.8 |
| Felixstowe | 23.1 |
| Dover | 21.1 |
| Sullom Voe | 20.5 |
| Although these statistics for 2005 are still provisional, they clearly show UK’s major sea ports are in good health and growing, especially when it comes to the millions of tons of freight they handle. |
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Program Highlights
As a leading country in ITS deployment, the United Kingdom is looking forward to hosting the much awaited 13th ITS World Congress and Exhibition in London, from October 8 to 12, 2006.
As you probably know, this major annual event rotates between Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific region and comes to the UK for the first time in 2006.
The international ITS community will participate in this prestigious event in significant numbers and there will be many opportunities to take part as a delegate, speaker, exhibitor and visitor.
The ITS World Congress is organised by ERTICO in co-operation with ITS United Kingdom, Department for Transport, Department of Trade and Industry and Transport for London.
It is part of the highly successful ongoing series of ITS World and European Congresses.
These events have received the highest support throughout the ITS world in government, industry and other organisations and continue to do so in this rapidly growing field.
The 13th World Congress offers you the following:
The event is especially a must if you’re part of the ITS community around the world.
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