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StreetVision predicts and prevents crashes, says CMT
Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT) has launched StreetVision, which it says is the first artificial intelligence (AI)…
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It’s Midnight in Osaka
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Space 42 and DMP provide data for ADAS in UAE
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Australia should move ahead with "low-risk" RUC for EVs
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Kapsch takes Spanish steps towards another LEZ
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TRL Scoots into Milton Keynes
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Omaha teams up with Causeway One.network
Nebraska city deploys the firm's Traffic Management and Live Link products
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Georgia DoT signals Q-Free software roll-out
Dynamic Signals will be deployed across 8,500 traffic signal controllers in US state
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Bay Area transit riders can now go contactless
Bay Area Rapid Transit (Bart) has become the first transportation system in the US west coast Bay Area to go contactles…
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C-ITS best practice tender for Australia & New Zealand
A move to make cooperative ITS (C-ITS) implementations easier in Australia and New Zealand has been put out to tender.
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More Utah intersections for Ouster in Econolite deal
Lidar specialist Ouster says that Econolite's contract with Utah Department of Transportation (UDoT) is set to expand…
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ITS World Congress 2025: UK team on-site to promote Birmingham 2027
A team from the UK's Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) - one of the co-hosts for ITS World Congress 2027 in…
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Telent completes WAN roll-out for National Highways
Telent has completed the nationwide roll-out of corporate Wide Area Network (WAN) services for National Highways, the…
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Q-Free to announce 'leap-forward' cybersecurity solution
Q-Free will unveil a new traffic control cybersecurity platform ahead of the ITS World Congress in Atlanta, ITS…
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Kapsch tolls part of new Melbourne link
Kapsch TrafficCom has been chosen by the Australian state of Victoria’s Tolling Corporation to deliver and operate…
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New Zealand road user charging 'open for business' in 2027
New Zealand's government says a national system of road user charging (RUC) will be 'open for business' in 2027.