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Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) systems provider Unex and autonomous traffic management provider NoTraffic have teamed up to integrate V2X with a smart traffic management platform.
The New South Wales (NSW) Government has completed the Newell Highway Corridor Strategy, which is designed to improve freight efficiency, road safety and support for areas affected by drought.
Ennis-Flint manufactures and supplies a full line of durable thermoplastic products engineered to meet your specification.
ViaTech is a Norwegian company with a comprehensive range of tailor-made products to measure different characteristics of pavement surfaces.
The North Fulton Community Improvement District (NFCID), in the US state of Georgia, has approved the deployment of connected vehicle (CV) technology in a bid to improve road safety and queuing times at intersections.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), in the US state of Pennsylvania, has announced plans to repair and resurface several state highways across the Philadelphia region.
India allocated a total of Rs802.5bn ($11.71bn) to strengthen road infrastructure, Ola Electric Mobility raised $250m from Japan’s SoftBank. Roadtraffic-Technology.com wraps up the key news stories from July 2019.
Approximately four years ago, VITRONIC’s Enforcement Trailer stepped onto the stage as a flexible and efficient solution for semi-stationary speed measurement.
Highways England has signed the first in a series of contracts with supply chain partners to undertake up to £8.7bn of work on England’s motorways and major A-roads.
The UK Government is considering banning new drivers from using roads at night and having passengers in their cars in an attempt to reduce high accident rates.
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