
Talks with the data
Twenty-five minute talks that show counts, crash records and costs, followed by ten minutes of questions from the floor.
Curbside brings together 900 transport planners, traffic engineers, council officers and street designers for talks, site walks and hands-on workshops. Every session is led by someone who has redesigned a real street and can show you the before, the after and the complaints in between.
Early-bird prices end when the first 300 tickets are sold.

Registration starts at 08:00 in the old harbour shed, with coffee from two local roasters.
Half of the programme happens away from the main hall, because the best arguments about streets start while standing on one.

Twenty-five minute talks that show counts, crash records and costs, followed by ten minutes of questions from the floor.

Redesign a real junction in small groups with tracing paper, a traffic model and a city engineer at each table.

Long breaks on purpose, with tables grouped by topic so you can find the cycling, freight or bus people quickly.
Guided walks to six redesigned streets, led by the officers and designers who argued for them at council meetings.
Workshop and walk places are limited; saving one here prints it on your badge.
Eight of the thirty-two people on stage this year. Full biographies are on the speakers page.
Every ticket covers both days, lunch, a site walk and the evening reception on the quay.
For full-time students and graduates in their first year of work.
€190both days
The full conference with priority booking for workshops.
€640both days
Five named delegates from one organisation.
€2,800both days
Main-hall talks are filmed and sent to ticket holders three weeks later. Workshops and walks are not recorded.
Step-free throughout, with a hearing loop in the main hall and a quiet room off the foyer.
Yes, to a colleague at no cost until a week before the conference. Email us the new name.
The venue is a twelve-minute tram ride from Rotterdam Centraal, and bike parking is free and guarded on both days.
We offer travel grants to speakers from councils with smaller budgets. Mention it when you propose a talk.
Groups of ten or more get a reserved workshop table and one extra pass free of charge.
Choose a ticket type and we email an invoice. Places are confirmed once it is paid.