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Asian countries banning fossil fuel cars

By Magdalena Dugdale

With sales of electric cars and their components such as batteries on the...

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Smartiple AI-Based Car Park Occupancy Detection Systems

LEDMOVIE High-Performance LED Displays and Speed Signs for the Road Traffic Industry

BEKA Schréder Luminaires and Glass Fibre Reinforced Polyester (GRP) Poles for Road Applications

Hog Technologies Non-Destructive Road Marking Removal Systems and Pavement Marking Systems

Phantom Intelligence LiDAR Digital Signal Processing Technology for the Road Industry

OTN Systems Fibre-Optic Communication Networks for Intelligent Transportation Systems

Trippi On-Road Friction and Distance Measurement Devices

Leonardo Automatic Number Plate Reader Solutions for Road Safety and Enforcement Agencies

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Volvo Cars and Uber unveil self-driving vehicle in Washington

Volvo Cars and American ride-hailing firm Uber have unveiled the new self-driving Volvo XC90 SUV in Washington, US.

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TomTom launches iOS navigation app

TomTom has introduced an iPhone navigation app that is compatible with Apple CarPlay.

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UK to test acoustic cameras to target noisy vehicles

The UK Department for Transport (DoT) is set to trial noise-detecting cameras various locations over the next seven months to crack down on noisy vehicles.

Fiat Chrysler and Aurora to develop self-driving commercial vehicles

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' North American unit (FCA US) has partnered with autonomous vehicle technology start-up Aurora to develop autonomous platforms for commercial vans.

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Asian countries banning fossil fuel cars

With sales of electric cars and their components such as batteries on the rise in Asia, the impact of a ban on fossil fuel cars in the continent could be significant in lowering global emissions. We take a look at countries in Asia that are planning bans on petrol and diesel cars in favour of electric vehicles.

SpotHero and TIBA partner to improve parking space occupancy rate

US mobility platform SpotHero and parking management technology firm TIBA have teamed up to offer a service that will improve occupancy rates and help boost revenue for operators.

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Vitronic to supply traffic controls systems to Morocco

Germany-based Vitronic has won a contract to deliver more than 500 traffic control systems to Morocco.

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UK to test acoustic cameras to target noisy vehicles

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Asian countries banning fossil fuel cars

SpotHero and TIBA partner to improve parking space occupancy rate

Vitronic to supply traffic controls systems to Morocco

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Volvo Cars and Uber unveil self-driving vehicle in Washington

TomTom launches iOS navigation app

UK to test acoustic cameras to target noisy vehicles

Fiat Chrysler and Aurora to develop self-driving commercial vehicles

SpotHero and TIBA partner to improve parking space occupancy rate

Vitronic to supply traffic controls systems to Morocco

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