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In this edition Paul talks to one of the longest-serving ITS professionals, Professor Phil Blythe of Newcastle University in Great Britain. As part of a feature about the ITS World Congress we hear from Traficon, TomTom, AGD and Kapsch, bring you the latest news, Thinking Highways editor Kevin Borras tells us what's going to be in the next edition and in our off-beat series of stories from ITS professionals we hear how one of the world's biggest bands got a schoolboy into trouble.
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