Miovision, a Canadian company specialized in mobility management for cities, recently acquired Texas-based CJ Hensch & Associates, which specializes in traffic-data collection and consulting. The move is part of the...
In Illinois, the Department of Transportation’s Districts 2, 3, 4, and 5, as well as the Lake County Division of Transportation have signed contracts with Iteris for the company’s smart mobility infrastructure management platform. With the...
After a successful pilot, the Florida Department of Transportation has renewed its contract with work zone data provider one.network for three years. Over 2,000 workers used the company’s Live Link solution to report 16,600 lane closures through...
The city of Florence recently inaugurated its new Smart City Control Room, set to help the municipality manage and monitor urban mobility and public services. The facility, with a cost of 2.5 million euros, is connected to 1600 cameras and includes...
Alexandria, Virginia, is installing adaptive traffic signals, as part of its Smart Mobility Program, to optimize real-time traffic flow, and reduce delays and stops. The system uses cameras to detect queue sizes, adjusting signals dynamically, thus...
In Italy, smart road and city software firm Safety21, has completely acquired iMoi, an Italian startup specialised in predictive urban security. The move is set to expand Safety21’s ecosystem in public administration services, leveraging AI and...
In Spain, Kapsch TrafficCom has completed the installation of a bus traffic light priority system in Madrid, a project with which travel time between the Valdebebas neighbourhood and the Ramón y Cajal Hospital has gone from 50 minutes to under 30....
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has approved 10 Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects for 2024-26, valued at $681 million, enhancing infrastructure development in line with the Dubai Government’s strategy. This initiative that...
South Korea has selected cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) direct communications for its next-generation vehicle communication system, favoring cellular technology over Wi-Fi. The aim is to develop a Cooperative-Intelligent Transport Systems...
Nîmes, France, has opened its urban hypervision operational centre, which had a cost of over one million euros and is located in a 600m² area within the technical services centre. The facility uses 1,300 surveillance cameras, including 469 in city...
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