
Ford cuts 350 vehicle software jobs ‘to boost efficiency’
Ford Motor Co. is cutting nearly 350 connected-vehicle software jobs in its effort to improve efficiency. The 350 people work in the United States and

Ford Motor Co. is cutting nearly 350 connected-vehicle software jobs in its effort to improve efficiency. The 350 people work in the United States and

Main Roads Western Australia and Kapsch TrafficCom have successfully conducted a trial of connected vehicle technology on roads in Western Australia. Tested on roads in

Manchester-based infrastructure provider, J Hopkins Contractors, is to acquire a new Greater Manchester HQ, following a £5.7m loan from OakNorth. Founded in 1973 by John

Q-Free have announced the upcoming deployment of a new Cooperative Intelligent Transport System (C-ITS) network in Ljubljana, Slovenia’s capital city and an important crossroads for

WDM New Zealand has secured a further five plus one, plus one contract with the New Zealand Transport Agency. The renewed contract will run until

Peninsula Transport Sub-national Transport Body (STB) has launched its Online Coach Forum, a new platform to bring together partners, operators, and stakeholders from across the

Kapsch TrafficCom has been awarded the system implementation and maintenance of five tunnels by Sharjah Roads & Transport Authority (SRTA), Govt, of Sharjah. The tunnels

Recognising the importance of supporting veterans, this year’s VE Day celebration was also an opportunity to highlight improved employment opportunities at Royal British Legion Industries

Andy Graham is one of the most recognisable figures in the UK ITS sector. He’s also one of the most widely respected. And well-liked. Putting

The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has refused one of Tesla’s initial attempts to trademark the term “Robotaxi” because it believes the name is
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