12 years ago, Sweden implemented Vision Zero, making the country's roads some of the safest in the world. With the 16th ITS World Congress being held in Stockholm in September,...
Fatigue analysis software can breathe new life into road assets and save time and money during the design process. But how reliable are the readings, particularly for testing loads on...
Can social media benefit road, rail and air networks? Frances Penwill-Cook investigates if a combined and integrated system providing real-time information to travellers is likely to emerge in the future.
Galileo may have its delays but does that mean technology vendors should sit back and wait before testing the waters, ask Penny Jones.
The Paris Air Show attracts nearly half a million visitors but has only one major highway providing access to the site. It can become a logistical nightmare, but have improvements...
South Korea faces a steep challenge in developing the transport infrastructure between its rapidly growing cities. Our sister publication Tunnels and Tunnelling International looks at how electronic blasting systems may...
With a startling number of pedestrian casualties on the UK roads each year, Frances Penwill-Cook finds out more about a lighting technology set to revolutionise the safety of Britain’s zebra...
With products in over 450 tunnels worldwide and a new software release announced last month, Citilog is a global market leader in video-based traffic incident detection. Frances Penwill-Cook talks to...
It was clear that high-friction layers were essential for Bluebell Hill's carriageway in Kent reconstructing in 2008. Frances Penwill-Cook finds out how added time pressure made this an exceptional project.
Road user charging may be just the ticket when it comes to reducing pressure on a highly congested network but how easy is it to integrate further cost to the...
