New York Connections by Sam Schwartz
Browsing: Opinion
ITS United Kingdom says that it welcomes the House of Commons Transport Committee’s report on Strategic River Crossings, which was published on March 17
Clearview Traffic’s Wayne Stant responds to news that a UK-based research team is developing ‘smart scanning’ technology to detect the early signs of potholes – and provides some food for thought about their feasibility
JJ Eden mulls over the future pressures on tolling revenue and overall highway funding
In his last ever column for Traffic Technology Today Jim Misener reflects on the changes he has seen over the past 10 years
Larry Yermack takes a look at how far the industry has come since the first ITS World Congress in 1994
Five years ago, most politicians didn’t care about tolling or interoperability. Now, we have federal mandates and premature announcements that have pressured agencies into short-sighted agreements. Will we achieve national interoperability? And by what means?
Twenty-five years ago public agencies and private companies had access to the same technology. Today the public sector stuggles to keep up. Transportation consultant Larry Yermack suggests some solutions
Three top industry experts predict where the autonomous driving industry will be in 20 years.
Tolling has gone from a stop-and-talk cash business to a slow-down-and-pay drive-thru transaction to the ultimate solution: highway speed payments