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Open-loop payment specialist and mobility company will 'increase global ridership'

New investment will enable moves beyond US into Japan, Italy, Germany and UK, says firm

New Zealand's biggest city will introduce new payment options alongside its Hop card

Georgia Yexley, founder of Loud Mobility, looks at the lessons on diversity, equity and inclusion which can be learned from the US and wider – and explores why it is a vital component for industry growth in the UK

Solidarity, celebration – and some disquiet. Support for the LGBTQ+ community among businesses has provoked a variety of responses. Adam Hill looks at the ITS industry’s reaction to Pride month

Traffic signal sequencing will be improved on busy Hwarang-ro in South Korean capital

Its hardware and software will help digitise 60km stretch of A8 freeway near Bilbao by 2024

Bridge Collision Detection system rolled out in Israel with toll operator Drive Group

Tech firm launches suite of five products to satisfy end-to-end transport modelling

DDoT deal will see new features added to three legacy WiM systems in DC

Companies' agreement means vulnerable road users should be better protected

Camera system has been mounted in seven buses in Pennsylvania city

Companies have teamed up to provide Lidar data and traffic analytics to authorities

The Federal Communications Commission has opened the door to cellular Vehicle to Everything deployment in the US: we ask Jim Misener of Qualcomm Technologies to explain exactly what impact this will have on road safety...

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Data suggests 40% reduction in traffic offences following installation of LMT's system

Abstracts need to be in by 26 June for event which takes place in Wellington in September

FCC waiver means that C-V2X deployment is now set to increase across US

Company continues its roll-outs in Italy with Azienda Trasporti Verona contract

Arpa-I follows example of Darpa and Arpa-E to accelerate research in transportation

European Awareness Day on 20 June is designed to make road users focus on road workers