
Driverless vehicles: Is AI a help or a hindrance?
Although autonomous vehicles might alleviate some of the risks associated with distracted driving, impairment and fatigue, the technology isn’t viewed as being perfect, a poll

Although autonomous vehicles might alleviate some of the risks associated with distracted driving, impairment and fatigue, the technology isn’t viewed as being perfect, a poll

The ITS World Congress marks its 30th celebration this year, held in Dubai from 16-20 September. Organised by ERTICO and hosted by the Roads and

The organisers of the popular JCT Traffic Signals Symposium in Nottingham next month say more attendees than ever before have signed up to join their

WorldDAB and Digitalradio Deutschland e.V. proudly announce the launch of the “Automatic Safety Alert (ASA)” system after two years of intensive collaboration. This pioneering innovation

The ITS World Congress in Dubai is poised to be a transformative experience, entirely dedicated to the advancement of mobility through ITS. This global event

A new red light running warning system that can reduce human errors at intersections is set to be introduced in the US. Red light violations
US safety advocates have been touting the potential of technology that allows vehicles to communicate wirelessly for years, but the USDOT is releasing a roadmap

A pair of driverless four-seater Aurrigo Auto-Pods are being trialled in the Scottish Highlands. Passengers have beeb offered the service on a 750m-long route between

Waymo has previewed its new sixth-generation robotaxi, an electric minivan manufactured by the Chinese automaker Zeekr. In a blog post, Waymo VP of engineering Satish

REA (The Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology) and Energy Saving Trust have announced the publication of a new resource titled ‘Electrifying the fleet.
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