Highways News brought you nine stories from this weeks’s JCT Traffic Signals Symposium at the University of Lincoln, ranging from new TOPAS standards to ITS UK’s call to action, plus some news about next year’s event.

Click the links below to access our comprehensive coverage.

Lincolnshire Engineer highlights pragmatic approach to ageing traffic signal assets at JCT Traffic Signals Symposium

JCT Traffic Signals Symposium exhibition to return in 2027

TfL bus route review techniques cut prison transport journey times

Barnsley targets specific traffic problems with AI-based detection

Birmingham signal strategy balances tram and pedestrian priority with traffic flow

TOPAS develops detector standards based on real-world performance

Capes: Roads, vehicles and technology can no longer be considered separately

ITS UK calls for industry backing to turn ‘Stuck on Red’ campaign into political action

Capes sets out technology, skills and advocacy priorities for IHE presidency

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