Kimley-Horn's scalable approach

Looking for scalable and cost-effective traffic management software solutions? Kimley-Horn says it has a comprehensive approach to ITS technology successfully manage an agency’s system implementation process, from start to finish.

December 7, 2021

As a nation-wide planning and design consulting firm, its engineers, planners, and environmental scientists have wide experience in national and local public and private infrastructure development.

Ats booth 1808, they are demonstrating open architecture, standards-based software solutions.

Traction Smart Priority improves transit on-schedule performance, decreases emergency vehicle response time, and improves freight on-time performance. Traction Connect provides traveller information to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, uses Geofence alerts and warnings and supports a variety of data sources.

Booth: 1808

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Engineers, planners and ITS software specialists from Kimley-Horn - one of the nation’s premier ITS planning and design consulting firms - have a comprehensive approach to ITS technology. They have the expertise to successfully manage an agency’s system implementation process, from start to finish, whether the project is national or local, involving public infrastructure or private development.

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