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“In many respects today's vehicles are already connected devices. However, in the very near future they will also interact directly with each other and with the road infrastructure. This interaction is the domain of Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS), which will allow road users and traffic managers to share information and use it to coordinate their actions. This cooperative element – enabled by digital connectivity between vehicles and between vehicles and transport infrastructure – is expected to significantly improve road safety, traffic efficiency and comfort of driving, by helping the driver to take the right decisions and adapt to the traffic situation.”

THE ROAD IS LONG… The Development, Deployment and Challenges of CCAM

The Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) is a UK-based organisation that facilitates positive change within the highways community and among its members (384 at the time of publication). Consisting of government, local authorities, national organisations, supply chain, academia and associations, those members represent a diverse cross-section of the traffic technology sector in the UK.

Women's Role in Traffic Technology

Getting around shouldn’t be a privilege tied to where you live. But in many rural and peri-urban areas, access to public transport remains a real challenge. Infrequent departures, long travel times, and poor coverage mean that private vehicles are often the only realistic option. For many, especially the elderly, young people, and those with disabilities, this lack of reliable transport can be isolating. Limiting not just access to jobs or education, but also to social activities and essential services.

Closing the Rural Mobility Gap: How Nemi’s DIGITAL BUS Is Making Public Transport Smarter, and More Inclusive

There are numerous topics within the traffic technology sector that can be argued over from numerous angles. 
One subject about which there can be very little debate is that over the past decade China has rapidly transformed into the global leader in autonomous vehicles, overtaking traditional powerhouses like the United States and Europe.

China, the Global Leader in Autonomous Vehicles – how did that happen?

Variable message signs, which offer wireless installation and remote control, present a sustainable, cost-effective solution to the rising challenges of traffic management

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THE ROAD IS LONG… The Development, Deployment and Challenges of CCAM

Women's Role in Traffic Technology

Closing the Rural Mobility Gap: How Nemi’s DIGITAL BUS Is Making Public Transport Smarter, and More Inclusive

China, the Global Leader in Autonomous Vehicles – how did that happen?

Adaptive traffic control

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TRAFFIC TECHNOLOGY NEWS, VIEWS, INNOVATIONS

THE ROAD IS LONG… The Development, Deployment and Challenges of CCAM

Women's Role in Traffic Technology

Closing the Rural Mobility Gap: How Nemi’s DIGITAL BUS Is Making Public Transport Smarter, and More Inclusive

China, the Global Leader in Autonomous Vehicles – how did that happen?

Adaptive traffic control

5 Minutes with Ramón Reyes