Plus+ installation for Coventry City Council06/08/2020 Last Keith Manston, head of product management, intelligent traffic systems, Siemens Mobility Ltd discusses the long awaited |
Are e-highways the future of road freight?30/07/2020 A study by some of the UK's top universities has argued most of the carbon dioxide emissions from road freight could be eliminated by the introduction of e-highways, which use overhead charging cables for electric lorries. |
Siemens starts UK's Plus+ traffic signal revolution20/07/2020 Coventry City Council has become the first in the UK to install the long-awaited Plus+ traffic signal system from Siemens Mobility. |
Siemens wins 10-year UTC deal at Renfrewshire08/07/2020 Siemens Mobility Limited has won a 10-year contract with Renfrewshire Council to upgrade and expand the authority's traffic control system thought to be worth in the region of £1.9m. |
Siemens to lay foundations for UK's largest on-street CAV testbed28/05/2020 Siemens Mobility Limited has won a contract with Transport for West Midlands to provide connected mobility infrastructure and software services for the Midlands Future Mobility (MFM) project. |
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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. |
TfL looks to future proof traffic management with 'Future SCOOT'28/06/2018 Transport for London (TfL) has awarded Siemens Mobility a 10-year contract worth tens of millions of pounds to upgrade the capital’s road network management and ‘future proof’ its SCOOT system. |
Siemens buying Aimsun20/03/2018 Siemens has announced plans to buy Barcelona-based transport modelling firm Aimsun. It says the two parties have agreed not to disclose financial details of the deal, which should close in April. |
High praise for Siemens speed cameras in Sussex06/03/2018 Two SafeZone average speed schemes installed by Siemens last year have received high acclaim from a local safer roads partnership, and local acceptance, after recording almost 100% speed compliance in the first six months of operation. |
New name for Siemens traffic business10/10/2016 Siemens has renamed its UK traffic business from Traffic Solutions to Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS). |
Siemens to manage North Yorkshire’s traffic signals25/07/2016 Siemens has been awarded a contract to provide traffic signal network management and monitoring for North Yorkshire County Council. |
Average speed cameras to be used in Sussex20/07/2016 The Sussex Safer Roads Partnership is using an average speed detection system to help reduce speeding in Brighton and Hastings. |
Siemens equips maintenance crews with new tablet technology06/06/2016 More than 300 service operatives and engineers responsible for installing and repairing traffic equipment across the country have been equipped by Siemens with new bespoke tablet devices. |
Siemens working on UK's first connected road test environment02/06/2016 Siemens has announced it's working on its latest connected and autonomous vehicles (CAV) project, in a collaborative partnership to create what it calls one of the most advanced environments for CAV technologies in the UK. |
New London service operation opened by Siemens29/07/2015 Traffic technology supplier Siemens has officially opened its new regional traffic service operation in London, solely dedicated to contracts with Transport for London (TfL). |
Siemens acquires enforcement provider Zenco Systems02/07/2015 The UK’s leading traffic enforcement organisation, Zenco Systems has been bought by Siemens. |
Pedestrian countdown system unveiled by Siemens21/04/2015 A new traffic solution that provides pedestrian countdown at traffic signals (PCaTS) has been unveiled by Siemens at Traffex. |
M27 junction improvements to be carried out17/02/2015 Siemens has been selected to supply and install traffic signals and controllers for two major junction improvement schemes. |
Siemens awarded traffic detection contract in London12/01/2015 Siemens will monitor the capital’s traffic after being awarded a five-year contract by Transport for London (TfL). |
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