Symposium on Traffic Safety

June 26-29, 2023 | Orlando, Florida

IPTM’s annual Symposium on Traffic Safety is a 4-day intensive learning experience that focuses on the emerging technology and innovative solutions used in both the crash reconstruction and highway safety fields. Join crash investigation/reconstruction and DUI/traffic enforcement professionals from across the country to expand your knowledge by attending breakout sessions in both tracks. Maximize your learning with hands-on activities with world-renowned experts and explore the exhibitor hall for some of the industry’s most advanced products and services.

Conference Highlights

Two Concurrent Tracks:
Crash Investigation & Reconstruction | DUI & Traffic Enforcement (View preliminary sessions and presenters)
40+ speakers and 80 sessions
Opening keynote presentation
Live, instrumented crash testing (sponsored by CARFAX for Police)
Exhibit hall, showcasing the latest highway safety products and services
Earn ACTAR CEUs
FREE pre-conference ACTAR Prep class by Rich Consulting LLC
Post-conference ACTAR Exam and DUI classes (Learn more.)

Crash Investigation Topics

Advanced Investigative Techniques

EDR

New Technology

Live Instrumented Crash Testing

DUI Enforcement Topics

DUI/Traffic Enforcement

Drug Recognition Expert

Florida Specific

Program/Leadership Development

Feedback from 2022 Symposium Attendees

It was absolutely amazing. Loved it and hope to come back next year.

As a civilian, to see how LEOs from across the country come together and share and have fellowship is so inspiring.

Thank you for the quality of training and networking opportunities.

Great conference and well organized. Provided a lot of useful information.

Life changing for me!

This was my first symposium and I was very impressed. Hopefully I can attend next year!

Very well done and highly informative.

I've been investigating traffic homicide and SBI crashes for 16 years and have taken just about every IPTM class that I could. I thought I knew everything I needed to know, but this Symposium reminded me that there are always ways to improve. I'm glad I came.