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Acquisitions and MaaS on Wednesday’s World Congress podcast03/11/2017 Day three of the ITS World Congress and the on the official World Congress podcast we talk to global industry leader SNC Lavalin about their |
“Innovative” motorway solution begins testing near Warrington10/11/2017 Tests have begun on what Highways England is calling an innovative pilot project designed to reduce congestion along the M62 near Warrington in Cheshire. Highways |
Inside Intertraffic Day 1 podcast – listen19/03/2018 A range of transport and highways technology is talked about on the first Inside Intertraffic podcast sponsored by SWARCO from the huge event at the |
Inside Intertraffic Day 1 podcast – listen19/03/2018 A range of transport and highways technology is talked about on the first Inside Intertraffic podcast sponsored by SWARCO from the huge event at the |
Scotland 'should prepare for driverless vehicles'09/04/2018 Scotland's Transport Minister Humza Yousaf has said the next phase of road upgrading in Scotland should include the capacity to cope with the introduction of |
Keynote speaker announced for Traffex Seeing is Believing20/04/2018 Highways England’s Innovation and Continuous Improvement Director Paul Doney is taking the opportunity to address the highways industry’s leading thought leaders at this year’s Traffex Seeing is Believing on 27 June. |
SMART Highways and Transport Network launch regular podcast series24/04/2018 Following the success of its radio-style news programme podcasts from leading ITS and transport events around the world, SMART Highways and its sister publications are now beginning extra, regular programmes about the industry. |
Half of drivers think speeding acceptable24/04/2018 A new survey suggests that 20 million drivers in the UK believe it is acceptable to break the speed limit, with half of them admitting they don’t even realise they are doing |
US driverless cars expert says Level 5 cars 'long way off'09/05/2018 One of the leading researchers into driverless vehicle technology in the US has told SMART Highways that cars with no steering wheel that can 'go anywhere, anytime are a very long way off'. |
Listen to the new Transport Network podcast09/05/2018 The first of Transport Network’s new regular podcasts is now online, talking this week about driverless cars on both sides of the Atlantic and also looking ahead to next week’s Cold Comfort event. |
Cold Comfort day one podcast online now16/05/2018 Cold Comfort is the annual winter maintenance conference and exhibition, now in its 27th year, taking place at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. And the |
Safety the main feature of Tuesday’s Talking Transport from Detroit05/06/2018 The first Talking Transport podcast from the ITS America Annual Meeting in Detroit, sponsored by 3M Connected Roads, is online with the focus on safety. |
Costain awarded £150m smart motorway contract04/06/2018 Costain has won the M6 J21a-26 smart motorway contract from Highways England to work on the upgrade between the M62 and M58 junctions in north west England. |
Supporting start-ups, safety and new initiatives - Talking Transport from Detroit06/06/2018 The second podcast from the ITS America Annual Meeting 2018 in Detroit, sponsored by 3M Connected Roads, concentrates on initiatives to help new ideas get support in order to make a difference to the way we travel. |
The future, connectivity and exhibitor profiles on Detroit podcast today07/06/2018 The final 3M-sponsored Talking Transport podcast from ITS America’s Annual Meeting 2018 in Detroit is now online with plenty of thought leadership, a connected vehicle demonstration, innovation from two continents and no fewer than seven exhibitors. |
Traffex SiB crash tests show passive pole safety27/06/2018 Pole Products and UK Highways demonstrated the safety nature of passive poles in two crash tests on day one of Traffex Seeing is Believing 2018. |
Dundee unveils a UK first in charging hubs25/07/2018 Dundee is celebrating ‘a landmark development’ with the launch of what is thought to be the UK’s first purpose-built electric vehicle charging hub that includes solar power and energy storage. |
UK’s first driverless bus trials planned25/07/2018 A trial of what is thought to be the UK’s first driverless bus could take place by the end of the year. |
'Virtual Eyes' analyse trust in driverless vehicles28/08/2018 Jaguar Land Rover has fitted 'virtual eyes' to intelligent pods in an attempt to understand how humans will trust self-driving vehicles, as research suggests three-fifths of pedestrians worry about how safe it will be to cross the road in the future. |
Talking autonomous valet parking, innovative tolling and manufacturer mobility19/09/2018 In the Talking Transport podcast for Wednesday, SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton talks new ways of enforcement, automated valet parking, carmakers’ views on mobility and gets a Chinese perspective on connectivity. |
Minimising social disruption from ITS and much more on Talking Transport20/09/2018 Coming to you from the 25th ITS World Congress in Copenhagen, Talking Transport for Thursday features a range of fascinating conversations about ITS. |
WSP wins Diversity Award for the second time19/09/2018 Professional services and engineering consultancy WSP has won the 2018 ITS World Congress Award for Best Action for Supporting Diversity in the ITS Workforce. |
Jaguar Land Rover completes ‘first’ autonomous circuit of Coventry Ring Road10/10/2018 Jaguar Land Rover’s autonomous Range Rover Sport has become the first autonomous vehicle to drive itself round what it calls one of the most challenging |
Talking Transport from Gulf Traffic in Dubai online now04/12/2018 From the sunshine of Dubai, SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton brings you the final Talking Transport podcasts of 2018, reporting from Gulf Traffic. |
West Mids GLOSA system 'could be crucial for CAVs'03/12/2018 A green light optimal speed advisory (GLOSA) system being trialled in the West Midlands has won a national ITS award. The system, which was installed |
Fox plans new support and investment for SMEs16/01/2019 The international business secretary Dr Liam Fox is planning a new way to bring investment into Britain, and to change the way his department helps the country’s innovative SMEs to win more business around the world. |
StreetLightData adds cyclist and pedestrian detection16/01/2019 The Californian-based data analysis company StreetLightData has announced what it calls an an industry-first solution capable of measuring bicycle and pedestrian traffic, virtually anywhere, in addition |
Welsh Government signs up to Elgin16/01/2019 The Welsh Government has adopted the Elgin roadworks pro traffic disruptions product, designed to improve planning, monitoring and communication of road and street works across the country. |
ITS (UK) develops A-F scale to explain connected vehicle milestones04/04/2019 The UK’s Intelligent Transport Society, ITS (UK), has developed a 'scale of connections for Co-operation of Connected vehicles', to mirror the SAE scale for automated ones. |
Highways England announces electric roadworks vehicle trial27/06/2019 Highways England has announced that two fully electric powered roadworks vehicles are to be trialled for the first time. One of the vehicles is being |
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