European countries banning fossil fuel cars and switching to electric
Norway was one of the first countries in the world to propose a...
Norway was one of the first countries in the world to propose a...
Dutch navigation firm TomTom has reportedly lost its contract with car manufacturer Volvo.
Private association City in Hand has filed a class action against the Antwerp City Government in Belgium for failing to safeguard public health against vehicular pollution.
Hitting a pothole or a bump while driving can make you think your vehicle has been damaged, but what about rumble strips installed a speed deterrent?
Smart LED lights studded in the road surface have been introduced for the first time at a major motorway junction in the UK to help motorists drive in the right lane.
Australian contractor SGQ has won a contract from the Government of Queensland to install safety barriers between the Sunshine Motorway interchange and Cooroy on the Bruce Highway.
ZF Friedrichshafen to invest €12bn for electric and autonomous vehicle development, New Zealand unveiled a nearly $11.17bn investment plan in land-based transport systems, researchers in the UK identified a new design to expand bridge spans. Roadtraffic-Technology.com wraps up the key news stories from September 2018.
Nearly 1.9 million motorists in Ontario, Canada, were found driving under the influence of cannabis, according to a report issued by CAA South Central Ontario (CAA SCO).
To benchmark the unique separation capabilities and high detection rate of smartmicro's Premium Product Line UMRR-0C Type 42, it was installed at one of the most traffic-intensive avenues in São Paulo.
Vitronic introduced Compact City Housing, a new housing for fixed speed enforcement, today at the Poliscan-Forum in Germany.
With 70% of criminal activity in the US involving a vehicle, ELSAG Plate Hunter™ ALPR systems are critical to addressing many missions.
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