
Big country, bigger ideas: ITS from East to West on this week’s Highways Voices
We have content from both sides of this vast country, as we include some interviews we couldn’t squeeze into our programmes from the ITS Australia

We have content from both sides of this vast country, as we include some interviews we couldn’t squeeze into our programmes from the ITS Australia

Researchers at Coventry University have been recognised for their work in creating and inspiring the batteries of the future which will power electric vehicles and much more. Three academics from the university’s Research Centre

Bristol City Council has selected Yunex Traffic’s adaptive traffic control solution Yutraffic FUSION to optimise traffic flow and support sustainable transport across the city. Developed

Radar sensors installed by smartmicro at Marsh Mills, the largest and busiest roundabout in Plymouth, Devon, are playing a pivotal role in optimising traffic flow.

The European Union is to take legal action against Portugal for failing to submit a report as part of the ITS Directive. Under the terms

On the final day of the ITS Australia Summit on Queensland’s Gold Coast, Paul Hutton talks to more speakers, exhibitors and thought leaders here on

National Highways is to sign its £775m National Roads Telecommunications Service (NRTS) 3 contract with Telent Technology Services via a direct award, after an ‘unsuccessful

The City of Tampa, Florida, has taken a major step toward smart traffic management and safer work zones by deploying the Causeway one.network platform in

We’re back on the Gold Coast for Day Two of the ITS Australia Summit, discussing how the future of vehicle safety is moving beyond the

RoadTrace by AISIN, the world’s first connected-vehicle-based platform for identifying high-probability KSI (Killed or Seriously Injured) crash sites, has launched a new predictive road safety pilot
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