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Maine is latest US state in which Applied Information will test C-V2X safety applications

Cycling UK says that drivers must take more care when sun is lower in the sky

Spanish transit agency is turning kinetic energy from braking trains into micromobility power

Energy price rises are having significant impact on public transport services, says trade body

Shared and micromobility offer new options, weaning urbanites off their cars, stitching existing mass transit combinations together. Andrew Stone looks at a report on transforming our cities

Tolling and communications are also major part of new Latin American infrastructure project

Neuron Mobility puts figure of £11,000 per scooter for UK local economies

Increased – legal – cannabis use has created increased – illegal – use by drivers. Adam Hill looks at a new report which advises State Highway Safety Offices on tackling the issue

Investment round for Lidar specialist was co-led by EIC and Defense Innovation Fund

As the world becomes more urbanised, there is a need to monitor the likely effects this will have on the way we live, says Jeroen Borst of TNO, the Dutch organisation for applied scientific research

Today’s high-resolution cameras have many advantages if they have the right lens for the job. When that includes covering large areas or reducing cost by installing fewer cameras, you need a wide-angle lens. Fisheye style lenses with barrel distortion are routinely used to cover an ultra-wide field of view; however, they create a curved and distorted image which causes significant loss of resolution at the image edges. This presents a variety of issues for ITS applications such as difficulty in identification or recognition of objects and details.

Fatalities on Austria's motorway network have fallen but are still too many, says Asfinag

Data specialist partners with RTC on RoadMedic to reduce 911 response times

Smart City Expo and Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress take place from 15-17 November

Transport Infrastructure Ireland RUC head Geraldine Walsh says road user charging is key

Open loop system will apply to bus, rail and ferry services across New Zealand

Increasingly, public transport passengers will no longer need to carry a dedicated smartcard ticket to travel, as technology enables virtually any type of contactless payment system to take over the role.

Firm builds on existing relationship with Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority  

Made from 50% recycled plastic, new signal head on Evo ACM series improves aerodynamics