The new issue of TTi is here! https://lnkd.in/euPJZAXH Just click to read the enhanced, online digital edition of the magazine, absolutely free. And if you're on the go, don't forget the Smart View for easy reading on small screens and our AI assistant who will read articles aloud for you. In this edition you'll find... Arnaud Hary explaining out FARECO is enforcing Olympic Lanes for Paris 2024, giving insight into their planned transition to automatically enforced #HOV lanes once the games are over. Our feature interview is with industry titan Chuck Myers, whose latest project in transportation is heading up a new company – Quarterhill Inc. – which brings together some big names in ITS under one umbrella. As part of our #enforcement special we take a look at some of the #AI techniques that are enabling certain motoring offences to be automatically detected for the first time, with input from a host of industry experts including Tobias Deubel of JENOPTIK Smart Mobility Solutions and David Coles of Intelligent Instruments. This issue's cover story looks at the latest developments in direct enforcement with weigh-in-motion (WIM), including a detailed look at a groundbreaking new scheme in New York City. Kistler Group's JT Kirkpatrick, NYC DOT's Tanvi Pandya, P.E. DBIA and NYC DOT commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez explain more. While Intercomp Company's Leonardo Guerson and Kistler's Christoph Klauser take a look at the state of play in other locations around the world. Additional articles looking at the importance of WIM, static scales and structural health monitoring can be found in this issue from CROSS Zlín, a.s., Cestel and HAENNI Instruments Inc. Event Horizons focuses on the growing area of #AI signal control, particularly around managing increased traffic flows for special events. In this in-depth case study, experts including Mauro Vallati of Simplifai Systems Limited Andrea Fossati or Parquery, Mark Nicholson of VivaCity, Maria Chli of the Ashton Centre for AI and George Vogiatzis of Loughborough University give insight into their pilot projects that are defining a new paradigm in signal phase and timing. There's also insight into innovative ways to protect vulnerable road users from RTB GmbH & Co. KG. We also take a look at how the city of #Hamburg is implementing on-demand #autonomous shuttles to augment its public transport system. The city's minister for transport and mobility transition Anjes Tjarks explains the plans. Also, don't miss the thought leadership from our regular columnists Nick Reed, Gregory D. Winfree, Esq., J.J. Eden and Kirk Steudle. Plus there are technical profiles detailing the latest products and services from SAESOL TECH, MetroCount, Sinelec, smartmicro, Asura Technologies Ltd., and Aimsun. Plus you'll find the latest news and links to recent video reports. It's all in the new June 2024 edition of TTi. Don't miss it!
Traffic Technology International (TTi)
Truck Transportation
The trusted source of news and opinion in the evolving worlds of transportation, ITS, tolling and CAVs. Est. 1994
About us
Traffic Technology International (TTi) has the largest reach of any publication in the intelligent transportation industry – and is the only one that can prove its circulation with an independent audit. It publishes its magazine quarterly, updates its website and social media platforms daily and is official media partner of Intertraffic, publishing its highly prestigious annual publication Intertraffic World, which serves as a touchstone for anyone wanting to research the latest technology developments. TTi also partners with other key international events around the world including ITS European Congress and ITS World Congress. TTi is the longest-established publication in the ITS world, first published in 1994, the same year as the first ITS World Congress, it is the best trusted source of news and opinion in the rapidly changing world of traffic technology. It regularly covers enforcement, tolling, traffic management, autonomous vehicles, mobility as a service (MaaS), road safety, connectivity and smart cities. Sign up for the free quarterly magazine and weekly e-newsletter via www.traffictechnologytoday.com
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http://www.traffictechnologytoday.com
External link for Traffic Technology International (TTi)
- Industry
- Truck Transportation
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1994
- Specialties
- traffic, vms, transportation, mobility, ALPR, connectivity, ITS, Road safety, congestion, MaaS, ridesharing, emissions, parking, smart city, tolling, mapping, transit, weather, CAV, and Autonomous Vehicles
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London, GB
Updates
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New Post: New UK government transport policy made official in King’s Speech - https://lnkd.in/dSKnBv5B
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New Post: TfL reveals dynamic tolling plan for London’s Blackwall and Silvertown Tunnels - https://lnkd.in/d--sHubT
TfL reveals dynamic tolling plan for London’s Blackwall and Silvertown Tunnels
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New Post: Kapsch installs first ever wooden gantry - https://lnkd.in/eyC_bbzh
Kapsch installs first ever wooden gantry
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New Post: Applied Information launches optical-based option for priority at traffic signals - https://lnkd.in/dutNdp4U
Applied Information launches optical-based option for priority at traffic signals
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New Post: PTV launches new Vissim Automotive simulation software - https://lnkd.in/eZ9RXv_k
PTV launches new Vissim Automotive simulation software
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Q-Free’s adaptive solution to reduce congestion for PennDOT - with comment from the project's traffic engineer and project manager Chris Sobie
Q-Free’s adaptive solution to reduce congestion for PennDOT
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Professor Nick Reed, founder and CEO of Reed Mobility, gives his insight into the latest advances in autonomous vehicles and asks if advances in AI will soon see large-scale deployment
OPINION: Are autonomous vehicles ready to deploy?
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City of #Edinburgh selects Yunex Traffic’s Fusion adaptive control solution - with comment from Wilke Reints, managing director of Yunex Traffic in the UK
City of Edinburgh selects Yunex Traffic’s Fusion adaptive control solution
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Industry leaders welcome UK’s new five-point transportation plan - comment from ITSUK's Max Sugarman, Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT)'s Sue Percy CBE and Rachel White head of public affairs at Sustrans
Industry leaders welcome UK’s new five-point transportation plan
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