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West Berkshire Aims for Improved Road Gritting with IoT Thermal Sensors

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

West Berkshire Council has initiated a £225,000 project in collaboration with Volker Highways to integrate thermal sensors into street lighting and gritting vehicles to enhance its road gritting strategy.  This effort, part of the larger ££2.1 million Thames Valley Berkshire Smart City Cluster program, aims to leverage IoT technologies for efficient winter road maintenance. By providing real-time data for gritting decisions, the project seeks a 40% reduction in treatments by 2027, aiming to lower salt usage and cut CO2 emissions by around 26 tonnes annually, aligning with environmental and economic benefits.