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Firm will provide San Francisco MTC’s 511 Traveler Information telephone system

Preemption system can control multiple traffic signals in direction of travel

Representatives from 11 ITS Asia Pacific member associations will attend in Sydney

A new green cycle and pedestrian bridge signals the start of what the Portuguese capital hopes will be a major shift from city-centre car use to greater use of alternative modes

Family firm, a long-term partner of Swarco, will now come under the group umbrella

New tool can instantly pinpoint and visualise disruptions on traffic networks

It will be used for transport planning and traffic management in UK city's Bee Network

Red Fox ID is one of only five companies to win two of the UK’s prestigious King’s Awards for Enterprise in 2024. CEO Steve Bird explains how the firm did it

Vehicles on show range from people movers to micromobility solutions for Paris 2024

Swedish OEM says digital services play an important role in business strategy

Singaporean company to install ScootSafe Vision on all its e-scooters in Australian city

Spanish government plans to bring better connectivity to the country’s rural areas

Contextual fleet & freight data will help traffic safety, sustainability & performance

A paradigm shift from traditional to data-driven community-aware transport solutions has guided development of cooperative transport management strategies in the FRONTIER research project

Research from Johns Hopkins University suggests nearly 700,000 deaths and severe injuries were prevented over eight years in road safety projects which used the International Road Assessment Programme methodology

Umo offers riders the ability to plan, book and pay for multiple transport options

Roads of National Significance may get alternative funding to speed their completion

MaaS, C-ITS and on-demand mobility feature in Sydney event from 13-15 August

What on earth is ‘white phase’? Ali Hajbabaie from North Carolina State University tells Adam Hill why red, yellow and green lights may soon no longer be enough at traffic lights

Scottish capital is monitoring traffic in one of its air quality management areas