The SNUG 2026 workshop is being held in Wellington this year, at the amazing Harbourside Function Centre.
The Harbourside Event Centre is conveniently located on the edge of the Wellington CBD, near TePapa and the waterfront.
For those of you with long memories, you might recall that this is where we held the SNUG workshop in October 2015, although the venue had a different name back then.
Just a reminder on the details of SNUG 2026 workshop.
Exhibition & Networking - September 23
SNUG Workshop 2025 – September 24 & 25
On that note, if you have been involved in anything that you believe will be of interest to the signals community, please consider doing a presentation at the workshop. A call for papers will be made shortly, or you can email us directly here.
More details of the exhibition, and how to become an exhibitor, will be announced over the next few months. Or please contact me directly.
SNUG is a subgroup of the Engineering NZ Transportation Group with the objective of "bringing about the advancement of the fundamental knowledge of the art, science and practice of design, operation and maintenance of traffic signals".
The field of Traffic Signals and Traffic System Control is moving forward rapidly and the SNUG Workshop is an opportunity for traffic signal engineers, local authorities, traffic systems specialists, contractors, consultants and other practitioners to discuss current developments in Traffic Signals and Traffic System Control.
Look out for further updates on the workshop details, call for papers, programme and registration shortly.
From the chair John Kinghorn, and the rest of the SNUG committee, we look forward to seeing you at the workshop in Wellington in September.
