Dynniq Mobility rebranded to SWARCO

Multinational transport technology company SWARCO says its merger with Dynniq Mobility, initiated at the end of September 2021, is proceeding according to plan and enters the next phase with the rebranding of the Dynniq Mobility companies. It says the merger between SWARCO and Dynniq Mobility, two well-known brands in the industry, has a significant impact […]

Yunex Traffic retrofit technology to help reduce CO2 emissions across Liverpool City Region

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has awarded a contract to Yunex Traffic to upgrade over 750 traffic signal sites across the region. Forming part of a Transforming Cities Funding project, the programme will see existing halogen traffic signals upgraded with Yunex Traffic’s LED central light source (CLS) technology, which consumes less energy while delivering improved […]

<strong>Yunex Traffic retrofit technology to help reduce CO<sub>2</sub> emissions across Liverpool City Region</strong>

Forming part of a Transforming Cities Funding project, Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (LCRCA) has awarded a contract to Yunex Traffic to upgrade over 750 traffic signal sites across the region. The programme will see existing halogen traffic signals upgraded with Yunex Traffic’s LED central light source (CLS) technology, which consumes less energy while delivering […]

Next steps for Newcastle city centre traffic proposals to be decided

Public feedback on proposals to pedestrianise part of Newcastle city centre will be considered by councillors before next steps – including a potential public inquiry – are confirmed. The results of a statutory consultation on plans to remove traffic from Blackett Street, New Bridge Street West and the northern section of Pilgrim Street will be […]

Inclusivity should be factored in from the beginning, or you’ll unwittingly exclude people, ITS (UK) Forum hears

The Intelligent Transport Systems industry is being reminded to be completely inclusive and remember less able members of society when developing public-facing transport technology. At its latest Inclusive Mobility Forum meeting, ITS (UK) heard a series of examples of the challenges facing disabled people. Gordon McCullough, CEO of the Research Institute for Disabled Consumers, explained […]

TfL hiking tube and bus fines by 25%

Transport for London’s fines are expected to increase by at least 25% to £100. The news website MyLondon reports that commissioner Andy Byford has announced fines are expected to increase from £80 “to protect our revenue from fare evasion and fraud.” It says the hike will target chronic fare evaders across the whole TfL network […]

Driverless vehicles going on sale in America – for farming

The tractor maker John Deere has announced its autonomous 8R Tractor for large-scale production will go on sale later this year. The 8R tractor uses what the company calls “StarFire” GPS guidance system, and new advanced technologies to “help farmers grow more for a growing planet”. The tractor has six pairs of stereo cameras, which […]

Americans funding HGV hydrogen fuelling research

The US Senate has adopted legislation to establish a grant program at the US Department of Transportation to assist with the adoption of heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. TTnews.com reports the Hydrogen for Trucks Act is designed to provide financial support for fleet owners and operators seeking to switch to zero-emission vehicles. The legislation would […]

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