
2026 International Conference on Traffic Engineering and Vehicles
The 2026 International Conference on Traffic Engineering and Vehicles (TEV 2026) was successfully concluded on March 15, 2026, in Fuzhou, China. The conference was held from March 13 to 15 at the Century Jinyuan Yujing Hotel (Fuzhou University Town Branch), bringing together researchers, scholars, and industry professionals to exchange the latest advancements in traffic engineering and vehicle technologies.
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The conference featured three distinguished keynote speakers. Prof. Lyuchao Liao from Fujian University of Technology, an IET Fellow and IEEE Senior Member, delivered an inspiring presentation on "Agentic Scenario Engineering for Long-tail Autonomous Driving Testing," sharing his expertise in artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, and intelligent transportation systems. Prof. Hui Liu from Central South University, a Changjiang Scholar and Associate Dean of the School of Traffic and Transportation Engineering, presented his cutting-edge work titled "Key Technologies and Global Progress in Sensing-Fusion-Control for Intelligent Transportation Robotics," drawing from his extensive research in intelligent transportation and robotics. Prof. Jia Yao from Dalian University of Technology, Associate Director of the Institute of Smart Transportation, provided valuable insights with his speech on "A Bibliometric Analysis and Literature Review of the Traffic Paradoxes," addressing traffic network analysis, transportation system resilience, public transit, and shared mobility.
Keynote 1: Prof. Lyuchao Liao, Fujian University of Technology
Speech Title: Agentic Scenario Engineering for Long-tail Autonomous Driving Testing
Keynote 2: Prof. Hui Liu, Central South University
Speech Title: Key Technologies and Global Progress in Sensing-Fusion-Control for Intelligent Transportation Robotics
Keynote 3: Prof. Jia Yao, Dalian University of Technology
Speech Title: A Bibliometric Analysis and Literature Review of the Traffic Paradoxes
The conference featured three distinguished keynote speakers. Prof. Lyuchao Liao from Fujian University of Technology, an IET Fellow and IEEE Senior Member, delivered an inspiring presentation on "Agentic Scenario Engineering for Long-tail Autonomous Driving Testing," sharing his expertise in artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, and intelligent transportation systems. Prof. Hui Liu from Central South University, a Changjiang Scholar and Associate Dean of the School of Traffic and Transportation Engineering, presented his cutting-edge work titled "Key Technologies and Global Progress in Sensing-Fusion-Control for Intelligent Transportation Robotics," drawing from his extensive research in intelligent transportation and robotics. Prof. Jia Yao from Dalian University of Technology, Associate Director of the Institute of Smart Transportation, provided valuable insights with his speech on "A Bibliometric Analysis and Literature Review of the Traffic Paradoxes," addressing traffic network analysis, transportation system resilience, public transit, and shared mobility.
Oral 1: Ding Wang, Hunan Provincial Water Transportation Construction and Investment Group Co., Ltd.
Speech Title: Topology Modeling of Inland Traffic Based on Vessel Trajectory Turning Points
Oral 2: Ruqing Xu, Fuzhou AtoN Department of Eastern Navigation Service Center
Speech Title: Spatially Differentiated Reliability Modeling for Smart AtoN Networks during Offshore Wind Farm Construction
Oral 3: Huiqian Li, Tsinghua University
Speech Title: Vehicle Dynamics Embedded World Models for Autonomous Driving
Oral 4: Shuai Wu, Civil Aviation University of China
Speech Title: Performance Study of Airport Ground Transportation Center Facility Linked Network Based on Cascade Failure Theory
Oral 5: Lupeng Wang, Shanghai Maritime University
Speech Title:Based on Bayesian Network, Research on Identification of Risk Factors in Cold-chain Logistics Transportation of Aquatic Products
The conference was supported by the School of Transportation of Fujian University of Technology, Nanning University, and Fujian Fuyao University of Science and Technology. The organizing committee was chaired by Prof. Lyuchao Liao (Fujian University of Technology), Prof. Yi Fan (Nanning University), and Prof. Said Easa (Toronto Metropolitan University), with Prof. Yang Sun (Hebei University of Engineering), Prof. Yanzi Pang (Nanning University), and Prof. Jianqiu Chen (Nanning University) serving as Technical Program Committee Chairs.
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On behalf of the organizing committee, we extend our sincere gratitude to all participating guests, speakers, and staff for their strong support. We look forward to continuing this academic journey in the future and advancing the frontiers of traffic engineering and vehicle technologies.