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Innovation experience of Eveline Mou will accelerate business expansion, company says

USDoT criticised by lobby groups for 'hands-off approach to hands-free driving'

Deployment at the American Parkway follows an initial pilot phase in 2019

Company says it can charge 36 EVs at once, adding 200 miles of range in 20 minutes

Industry's biggest event - already delayed 12 months to 2021 - will now go ahead in 2022

We’ve all got used to an online world this year. For many of us, Zoom was just a cartoon synonym for ‘quick’ at the start of the year; now look...

In-person gathering is shifted back six months because of Covid concerns

US agency chooses manufacturer's ATCC to replace older cabinets at interchanges

Second WiM contract in the country this year covers four sites

Software can be used to fully automate both portable and fixed WiM operations

Ridership estimated to reach 50,000 passengers a day in eastern Chinese city of Jiaxing

Tech giants link up to develop intelligent vehicle data platform

AutoX has rolled out a fleet of fully-driverless robotaxis on the roads of downtown Shenzhen in China

Acquisition's software is expected to enhance Iteris’ ClearMobility platform 

Network is expected to aid the development of smart city applications

Solutions include modelling tech designed to help safer transit in time of pandemic

Proposals include smart junctions and implementation of ATSP at 100 more locations

Hypermotion Dubai is a new forum designed for pioneers who have successfully harnessed disruptive digital technologies for the future movement of goods, people and services.

Through a unique mix of strategic conferences, high-end networking, competitions and pitches covering all aspects of the future of intelligent transport systems, hypermotion is the region's only event for the disruption, decarbonisation and digital transformation of transport, logistics and mobility.

Beep Studio says the project combines public art and acoustic barrier in one structure

Donald Shoup, professor of urban planning at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), tells Adam Hill about why parking is too cheap – and how Monopoly could seriously raise its game