Ahead of Intertraffic Amsterdam, TrafficTechnologyToday.com caught up with Caspar de Jonge, ITS and smart mobility program manager at Rijkswaterstaat (the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management), to hear more about the Talking Traffic project
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TTT speaks to Esri’s global transportation industry manager, Terry Bills, to provide some additional insight into the potential uses of GIS.
The second of a new series that provides additional insight into some of the projects, programs and stories that have appeared on the Traffic Technology Today news site in recent months.
Here, we get the inside story on connected transportation systems in an exclusive interview with Barry Einsig, global automotive and transportation executive at Cisco.
In the forthcoming 2018 edition of Tolltrans former UK transport minister, Steven Norris, and Bern Grush, founder of transportation consultants Grush Niles give their differing opinions on the prospects for per-per-mile road user charging, and public acceptance of its theories. Here we summarise their outlooks and open up the floor to you for your votes…
Traffic Technology Today caught up with autonomous transit strategist Bern Grush, at the ITS Congress in Montreal, to get his thoughts on the event so far, and his hopes and fears for the future.
In the first of a new series, we provide additional insight into some of the projects, programs and stories that have appeared on the Traffic Technology Today news site in recent months.
To kick things off we get the inside story on traffic modeling for low emission zones (a hot topic in Europe right now) with exclusive interviews with the experts at EarthSense Systems.
University of Colorado senior fellow, Don Hunt, is concerned that too much legislation will suppress innovation regarding autonomous vehicle regulations. He will be speaking at the Autonomous Vehicle Safety Regulation World Congress in October.
O’Melveny associate, Jason Orr warns of an impending impasse around the safety of untested autonomous vehicles on public roads. He will be speaking at the Autonomous Vehicle Safety Regulation World Congress in October.
Colorado DOT’s executive director, Shailen Bhatt explains why choosing when federal regulations for autonomous vehicles should be introuduced is a decision fraught with difficulty. He will be speaking at the Autonomous Vehicle Safety Regulation World Congress in October.
Thomas P. Branigan, managing partner at Bowman and Brooke is adamant that federal regulations for autonomous vehicles are required immediately. The Autonomous Vehicle Safety Regulation World Congress, taking place from October 23-24, 2017, the US city of Novi, Michigan, will include a session led by him and he shares his thoughts on the laws concerning the evolving technology.