
Closing the ANPR gap even further: Now Wireless are gunning for ghost plates
Now Wireless has teased that it is close to announcing a new initiative that will solve the issue of ghost licence plates. Writing on LinkedIN,

Now Wireless has teased that it is close to announcing a new initiative that will solve the issue of ghost licence plates. Writing on LinkedIN,

Scottish ministers are to decide whether to permit self-driving taxis north of the Border after a firm announced autonomous cabs would carry their first passengers

The founder of intelligent transport systems specialist Starling Technologies has said the company’s closure was driven not by a lack of demand, quality or ambition,

Londoners will soon be able to hail AI-powered vehicles through Uber as the British technology company Wayve prepares for its public launch in a few

Kapsch TrafficCom has been awarded three new video-based tolling projects by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) of New Zealand. The projects were awarded between

PACTS’ executive director, Jamie Hassall, has told the House of Commons Transport Select Committee that ‘blanket’ 20mph speed limits across the UK have been put forward as

Bristol and the West of England will not be seeing driverless taxis any time soon, despite the Government launching a pilot scheme that could see

New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) Commissioner Mike Flynn has announced the use of VivaCityʼs (known as Viva in the US) new cutting-edge

Wayve believes Londoners will stop noticing they are sitting in driverless cars within minutes of using them, as the UK AI startup prepares to launch

More than 2,000 seatbelt and mobile phone offences were detected one one road during just four weeks of AI road safety cameras being used in
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