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Infrastructure is at the centre of the Italian government’s National Plan for Recovery and Resilience (PNRR) for which around €62 billion for transport systems has been allocated. For anyone – be they in road authorities or working as designers and contractors – wanting to tap into this opportunity, they should come to the AstepON stand to meet-and- greet the main players.

Mobilisis is showcasing the new generation of its NarrowBand IoT based wireless parking sensor, the Radar Parking Sensor. This, the third generation of wireless parking sensor, brings a plethora of new features and improvements.

Lindsay is highlighting two main innovations: the new RoadConnect platform and the company’s globally successful Road Zipper moveable barrier technology.

Global megatrends such as sustainability and environmental protection have been playing a crucial role in the road marking sector for some time now. With this in mind, Röhm is now offering a resin for road markings that contains at least 30 percent recycled methyl methacrylate (RMMA) providing a significantly improved CO₂ footprint.

C-ITS adoption is picking up, and a plug and play platform for data sharing is critical. Monotch’s TLEX V2X platform is proven, highly scalable, bi-directional, real-time, and vendor-independent, providing recurring revenue for partners.

Congatec – a supplier of embedded and edge computing technology – is presenting a wide range of Computer-on-Module for powerful edge computing applications in all power ranges from high-end Server to low-power designs.

US-based Houston Radar, a leading supplier of Doppler and FMCW radars for the traffic industry with customers in over 55 countries, is here to highlight three major product innovations – SpeedLane Pro, Tetryon traffic cloud server, Armadillo Tracker and Armadillo Crossfire.

In addition to the boosting the number of commercial vehicle rest areas, there is a need to better manage what already exists for short-term parking. By more efficient management of vehicles’ entry and departure times more vehicles can be accommodated and also take up less parking space.

It sounds too fantastic to be true. SmogStop is a “smog-eating” highway noise wall technology, aimed at removing traffic pollution from vehicles. It’s been tested on highways in Toronto and the UK and as visitors to Intertraffic can learn, this barrier, an Innovation Award finalist, can reduce overall air pollution, NOx and PM’s by some 50%.

The highest eco-sustainability together with high performance and an unrivalled versatility - this is Aquaerapid, Petraplast 3k and Luxspray 2k.

Double down on efforts to improve road safety and environmental protection standards. This is what VITA International, a player specialised in the development, production and distribution of safety barriers and innovative technologies at the service of infrastructures, based in Travagliato (Brescia, Italy), has done consciously and consistently since its origins.

France-headquartered Technima, a leading aerosol marking paint specialist, has launched what the company claims is an industry first – The Soppec Driver trolley.

With a focus on innovation and quality, MRL Equipment Company, is proud to share its latest developments in single-operator pavement striping and removal equipment.

 

The wait for traffic analysis is over, thanks to swissSCOUT AI, a data protection compliant mobile camera system for multimodal traffic counting in real-time using artificial intelligence. It counts up to 10 vehicle classes as well as cyclists and pedestrians. It also analyses the traffic flow in intersections and roundabouts with an autonomy of up to seven days and real-time data on dynamic dashboards.

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Swiss company Haenni Instruments is highlighting the WL 108 XL portable wheel load scale. Its active surface of 1395 x 393 mm is big enough to accommodate the wheels of vehicles of any size, with any axle configuration. Despite its huge weighing area, the device weighs only 28.5 kg and is equipped with rechargeable batteries that power it for at least 120 hours before it needs to be recharged.

 

Stuer-Egghe has launched the Jumini, a new kind of truck mounted attenuator (TMA). The device has been developed exclusively for local and city roads with a maximum speed of 50km/h. It offers protection for workers in the event of a crash. According to the company, the main benefit of the Jumini is that it is designed to be mounted on a light commercial vehicle, providing versatility and cost savings for contractors.

Fog can reduce drivers’ visibility to nearly nothing. However, if the Sernis SR-SDSFog system, nominated for an Intertraffic Green Globe Award, is activated in foggy situations, it uses LEDs for guidance and also to warn of the presence of another vehicle in front.

 

France-headquartered Alyce, an expert in mobility data collection, is featuring Observer real-time smart monitoring for traffic and air quality data. It provides reliable data to analyse traffic flow for all transports modes, to better understand travel behaviours, to assess new mobility policies and to evaluate air pollution causes. The company says the Observer smartbox is versatile and can be used for permanent and real-time data collection or for one-shot traffic surveys.

Amsterdam company Ortana is here with a wide range of products including fixed and mobile variable message signs, traffic sensors, and low-power consumption traffic signal lamps. Two important new products have been unveiled here this week.

Green Center, a Czech parking solutions provider, recently put its ticketing systems to a different use, at the Prague Botanical Gardens. The gardens needed more cashiers to sell entry tickets so Green Center supplied six payment kiosks where visitors can easily purchase the entry tickets without waiting in a long queue in front of a sales booth.