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The document summarizes the agenda for an ITS workshop in Bordeaux, France in 2015. The workshop aimed to discuss how intelligent transportation systems (ITS) can support sustainable mobility and mitigate climate change. The agenda included keynote speeches, panel discussions, and presentations on topics like the role of ITS in reducing emissions, autonomous vehicles, new mobility services, and using data and technology to improve safety and sustainability. The workshop concluded with a wrap-up session summarizing the events and discussions.
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