5 - 7 JULY 2021 • pretoria • south africa
This is the longest running transport conference in the region. Besides the presentation of research and technology transfer papers, capacity building in the form of courses is also an important focus.
The SATC has always served as a forum to debate current transport related issues. In the past sessions were included to debate provincial and municipal transport issues, such as "Transport infrastructure provision," "Establishment of transport authorities" and "Transport performance indicators."
During discussions with the then Minister Mac Maharaj, the importance of the SATC in the transport debate was appreciated. In recognition of this fact the Minister agreed to become the Patron of the SATC. Subsequently Minister Jeff Radebe also fulfilled the role of Patron, which has no financial responsibility.
In conclusion, the SATC is recognised as the premier forum for the debate of current transport issues. With the cooperation of the DOT we will be able to continue this important role for the benefit of our country and our people.
The SATC Organising Committee members are:
Dr Wilna Bean - University of Pretoria
Prof Roger Behrens - University of Cape Town
Mr Gerhard de Beer - Gibb
Ms Laverne Dimitrov - DBSA
Prof Hannes Grabe - University of Pretoria
Ms Gail Jennings - Independent Transportation Researcher
Prof James Maina - University of Pretoria (Chairman)
Ms Khibi Manana - Department of Transport
Mr Mac Mashiri Gwarajena - TRD
Ms Mavis Mhlanga-Mochadibane - TWIT
Dr Mathetha Mokonyama - CSIR BE
Dr Kana Mutombo
Dr Kavendra Naidoo - CSIR
Dr Paul Nordengen - CSIR BE
Dr Pieter Pretorius - Innovative Transport Solutions
Dr Hubrecht Ribbens - Retired
Prof Wynand Steyn - University of Pretoria
Mr Benoit Verhaeghe - CSIR BE
Prof Alex Visser - University of Pretoria
Mr Yuchen Wang - SACTCC
Ms Jacqui Oosthuyzen - Secretariat
A forerunner to the SATC was an annual transport research conference organised by the National Institute for Transport and Road Research (NITRR) of the CSIR, where papers were presented revealing the progress of research in South Africa.
Early in 1980 a number of representatives from the leading professional institutions in transport in South Africa approached the Secretary for Transport (Mr. Adriaan Eksteen) to express their concerns about the large number of transport conferences that were being held over the full spectrum of transport in South Africa. In the discussions with Mr. Eksteen it was agreed to set up an Annual Transport Convention (ATC). Prof R A F Smith was appointed chairman of the first organising committee that consisted of members who represented the full spectrum of the transport industry in South Africa. Prof Smith was intimately involved with the NITRR research conference in 1981 and although the CSIR had overall responsibility, he was of the opinion that the research conference could be considered to be the first ATC.
In respect of the 1982 ATC, the National Transport Commission (NTC) agreed to meet any financial losses, which incidentally never occurred. Thereafter the NTC accepted this responsibility until 1990 when the ATC Section 21 Company was formed. In the period from 1982 to 1990 the NTC also sponsored numerous overseas visitors to the ATC.
Although certain amendments were made to its constitution in 1995, the Annual Transportation Convention (Association Incorporated not for profit in terms of Section 21) still has overall responsibility for the ATC (now called the Southern African Transport Conference (SATC) as a result of a request from the Department of Transport in 1997). Right from the outset, the principle was adopted that the ATC fees be kept at a level to just cover costs and this has been achieved since then. The Organising Committee is of the opinion that the Conference is the best value for money of any conference held in Southern Africa.
The Southern African Transport Conference attracts 700 delegates each year. Everyone in any way connected with transport is invited but it will be of particular interest to funding agencies, municipal, provincial and national government, parastatals, policy- and decision-makers, academics, researchers, students and professionals active in the planning, construction, manufacturing, logistics, operation and safety of passenger and freight transport, road traffic, rail, maritime and aviation.
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATIONS OPENING 3 MAY 2021
Registrations are done on-line.
ID numbers (SA Residents) will be required when registering.
To be advised shortly.
Continuing Professional Development Points (SAICE)
Registered delegates will receive 1 Point per day of attendance.
SATC offers two prestigious bursaries per year for fulltime M or D students in transportation working on their research component. The funds will be disbursed to the university where the student is resident. The student must have been admitted for the programme.
The SATC bursary is a prestigious one and will not be allocated to students who also receive other bursaries.
The bursaries may be renewable depending on progress.
If the student is unsuccessful and does not complete the study, the bursary amount has to be repaid, with interest.
The bursaries are open to Southern African students.
The student will sign a contract stipulating the above conditions. SATC has the right to interact on the student's research programme.
Bursaries for 2021: Click here for more information.
To apply for a student bursary contact:
SATC Secretariat
Tel: 012 804 3762
Mobile: 083 324 9622
E-mail: satc.conference@gmail.com
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Conference Secretariat - Jacqui Oosthuyzen
Mobile: +27 (0) 83 324 9622 | Fax: +27 (0) 86 293 7432 | Email: satc.conference@gmail.com
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5 - 7 JULY 2021 • pretoria
south africa
Delegate Early Bird Fee (3 May to 10 June)
Delegate Normal Fee (11 June to 5 July)
Presenters
Young Professionals Early Bird Fee (3 May to 10 June) under 35
Young Professionals Normal Fee (11 June to 5 July) under 35
Student Fee Early Bird (3 May to 10 June)
Student Fee Normal (11 June to 5 July)
R1,000 incl
R1,200 incl
FREE
R800 incl
R1,000 incl
R500 incl
R700 incl
5 - 7 JULY 2021
pretoria • south africa
Delegate Early Bird Fee (3 May to
10 June)
Delegate Normal Fee (11 June to 5 July)
Presenters
Young Professionals Early Bird Fee
(3 May to 10 June) under 35
Young Professionals Normal Fee
(11 June to 5 July) under 35
Student Fee Early Bird
(3 May to 10 June)
Student Fee Normal (11 June to 5 July)
R1,000 incl
R1,200 incl
FREE
R800 incl
R1,000 incl
R500 incl
R700 incl
Conference Secretariat - Jacqui Oosthuyzen
Mobile: +27 (0) 83 324 9622 | Fax: +27 (0) 86 293 7432 | Email: satc.conference@gmail.com
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