
European driverless car sector has “fallen behind” US and China, says Bolt CEO
The European Union is lagging behind in the race to put driverless cars on its roads. Self-driving taxis developed and deployed by companies such as

The European Union is lagging behind in the race to put driverless cars on its roads. Self-driving taxis developed and deployed by companies such as

Dublin has teamed up with VivaCity and Bentley Systems to create a real‑time digital twin that fuses sensor, traffic and environmental data, enabling data‑driven decisions

The Transport Technology Forum is again giving small and medium enterprises the opportunity to attend Europe’s leading Intelligent Transport Systems event next April by taking

Hyundai is using artificial intelligence (AI) to make driving safer, referring to its new Ioniq 9 flagship as a “smartphone on wheels”. The South Korean

Highways UK is over for another year – but you can relive some of the event’s highlights by listening to the episodes of our Highways

TomTom have announced the expansion of its partnership with Hyundai AutoEver (HAE), the mobility software provider of the Hyundai Motor Group (HMG), further enhancing the driving experience

A German remote-driving firm is aiming to make private car ownership a thing of the past. From December Germany will allow Vay to operate its

Kapsch TrafficCom, in collaboration with Comillas Pontifical University, recently hosted a webinar titled “The Future of Movement: Rethinking Congestion in the Age of Smart Cities”.
The EU Data Act came into force at the end of last week, giving users control over data generated by their connected devices, such as cars and

Monotch has made its TLEX® Interchange, the data exchange engine behind Europe’s most advanced connected mobility programs, available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. With this
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