ITS America 2023

NoTraffic’s mobility platform with cutting-edge technology and AI and cloud computing can be installed at signalised intersections to provide a critical digital foundation for advanced mobility applications.

The I-Street Living Lab is a partnership of the University of Florida Transportation Institute, Florida Department of Transportation, and the city of Gainesville, FL. The collaboration aims to bring together interdisciplinary and multi-agency teams to develop, deploy, and evaluate advanced transportation technologies that have the potential to improve mobility and safety.

Image Sensing Systems is highlighting how its RTMS Echo is part of the technology used in the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s first flex lane on the Madison Beltline in Dane County. The flex lane is an innovative solution to ease backups during the busiest times and provide reliability for motorists.

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.

The ITS sector has welcomed the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decision to grant a joint waiver request to deploy cellular Vehicle to Everything (C-V2X) technology in the upper 20 MHz part of the 5.9 GHz band.

Urban mobility is changing – fast. Electrification is surging, automated vehicles are hitting the streets, and micromobility is suddenly everywhere.

Swarco McCain makes its ITS America Conference & Expo debut under the all-encompassing One Swarco umbrella.

Traffic control has evolved dramatically over the past century, and it’s reinventing itself once again as cities become more connected while environmental sustainability, multimodal transportation, autonomous vehicles and Big Data take hold.

Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS) is in Grapevine to showcase the latest improvements to its Gridsmart cameras product line that allow traffic professionals to detect and track vehicles and pedestrians with more clarity than ever.

It is not an exaggeration to say that the electric vehicle sector is a revolution in progress. It promises to reduce transportation emissions dramatically, create a new market and change driving habits. But only if public agencies, charge point operators and commercial properties locate their chargers in places where people can actually use them. As StreetLight is demonstrating at the ITS America Conference & Expo this week, its transportation intelligence for EV infrastructure ensures that operators can place chargers based on critical driving behaviors.