Professional archive
Professional conferences
The society regularly organises professional conferences where leading experts present key transport infrastructure projects. The presentation papers are available in full, directly on the page.
2026
21. maj 2026
Sustainable green mobility
10 presentations
2025
29. maj 2025
Development of Maribor Airport and the wider area
5 presentations
2024
23. maj 2024
Development and transport infrastructure in the Koroška region
6 presentations
2023
25. maj 2023
Development of public passenger transport in Slovenia through investment in transport infrastructure
7 presentations
2022
25. maj 2022
Maribor's transport infrastructure challenges to 2030
10 presentations
2021
4. november 2021
Slovenian construction facing the challenges of building major transport infrastructure projects
5 presentations
2019
22. maj 2019
Sustainable infrastructure development of Podravje
10 presentations
2018
20. april 2018
3rd Development Axis, is it finally happening now
2 presentationsSustainable planning of space and traffic
2015
15. oktober 2015
3rd Development Axis, making up for lost time between 2010 and 2015
9 presentations
2012
28. marec 2012
Building infrastructure, from words to action
6 presentations
2011
27. oktober 2011
Slovenia plans modern railway infrastructure
3 presentations
Archive
Conferences over the years
An overview of the professional conferences, symposia and congresses the society has organised since 1997. Where photographs are kept, a link to the gallery is added. The source is the Almanac marking the society's 35th anniversary.
2020Slovenian construction facing the challenges of major transport infrastructure projectsA conference marking the start of major projects; due to the epidemic it was held only in November 2021.Conference
2019Sustainable infrastructure development of PodravjeA conference on launching road, rail and cycling projects in Podravje within the SULPiTER project.Conference
20185th symposium on the 3rd Development Axis, is it finally happening nowA symposium in Ravne na Koroškem as the project moved off dead centre following the adoption of the national spatial plan.Conference
2017New perspectives on transport infrastructure developmentA conference on restarting investment and the initiative to exempt the Maribor expressway from the vignette system.
2016Sustainable planning of space and trafficA conference on sustainable planning of space and traffic in urban areas and on aligning the professions.Conference
20154th symposium on the 3rd Development Axis, making up for lost time between 2010 and 2015A symposium in Prevalje seeking new momentum for the 3rd Development Axis after five years of stagnation.Conference
20142nd symposium Projects and development of Slovenian railway infrastructureA two-day symposium on railway investment, with a professional tour of the Pragersko to Hodoš line.
2013Roads and floodsAn interdisciplinary conference on the impact of floods on roads, closing with appeals for better maintenance and flood protection.
2012Long-distance cycling routes, opportunities for the sustainable development of SloveniaA symposium on the Drava Cycling Route, at which municipalities along the route signed a letter of cooperation.
2012Building infrastructure, from words to action, Megra fairA conference with the state investors DARS and the national roads directorate on investment in transport infrastructure.Conference
2011Slovenia plans modern railway infrastructureA conference on developing modern railway infrastructure under the patronage of the ministry and the Maribor faculty.Conference
2010Urban roadsA symposium on urban roads with twenty papers; the volume is available on the society's website.
20093rd symposium on the 3rd Development Axis, from idea to realisationA symposium in Velenje calling for an operational body to speed up the 3rd Development Axis project.
2008Road safety on Slovenian roads, Megra fair in Gornja RadgonaA conference on road safety in Slovenia, held within the Megra fair in Gornja Radgona.
20072nd symposium on the 3rd Development Axis, challenges of planning and financingA symposium in Slovenj Gradec on routing the 3rd Development Axis and the responses of local communities.
20061st symposium on the 3rd Development Axis, Slovenia's project of the 3rd millenniumThe first symposium, which named the 3rd Development Axis the Slovenian project of the third millennium; attended by every transport minister since independence.
2005Life in the city with a focus on trafficA conference on urban mobility, parking, cycling and public transport in Maribor.Gallery
2004Transport policy in north-east Slovenia and the city of MariborA conference on transport policy, national road programmes and a vision for developing Maribor's road network.
2001International symposium on the Adriatic and Ionian Motorway, PortorožAn international symposium on the Adriatic-Ionian motorway.
20002nd international congress Transport, Traffic, Logistics, PortorožThe second international congress in Portorož, with four thematic sets and review articles by domestic and foreign authors.
199911th international Velo-city 99 congress, Graz and MariborAn international cycling congress at two venues that brought around 300 participants from every continent to Maribor.
1999COST Action C6 international expert meetingAn international meeting under the auspices of the European Commission on planning urban transport infrastructure, with an emphasis on pedestrian safety.
19996th international colloquium on traffic management and safety at road-rail crossingsA one-day colloquium in Maribor with an extensive volume of papers.
19981st international congress Transport, Traffic, LogisticsThe first international congress in Maribor, with six thematic sets and a series of accompanying events.
1997International colloquium on Traffic ManagementAn international colloquium in Maribor with five thematic modules and a professional excursion; a volume of papers was published.
Did you know?
In 1999 the association helped organise the international cycling congress Velo-city 99, held jointly in Graz and Maribor. It brought together around 300 experts from all five continents.