Intertraffic Amsterdam 2022

France-based crash barrier company Tertu has successfully performed a crash testing programme to meet the US MASH (AASHTO Manual for Assessing Safety Hardware) standard.

It’s a world-first for the cable barrier Safence 4RC-96, according to Blue Systems, the guardrail’s manufacturer.

Swedish firm MetSense specialises in innovative sensor solutions for operators which need to take winter road maintenance seriously.

Image Sensing Systems has introduced Autoscope IntelliSight, a new product in its Autoscope video detection system range, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve detection performance.

Swarco’s stands at Intertraffic are always very busy, and at this year’s 50th anniversary edition there is so much to see and learn about the company.  

Miovision provides cities with modern tools to fix today’s traffic problems. The company offers solutions that collect multimodal traffic data and uncover actionable insights, helping municipalities get more out of their road network.

AEye, a global leader in adaptive, high-performance lidar solutions, is showcasing its 4Sight M Adaptive Lidar and demonstrating live pedestrian tracking.

‘Ground-breaking’ is an often-over-used term but in the case of the Braums R2X it really is ground-breaking technology that allows for rapid in-ground inductive loop replacement.

At Intertraffic 2022, Traffic Data Systems is introducing the TDS 824, a brand-new detector/classifier module for eight channels (four lanes with double loops). It has been developed for roadside remote stations and traffic light systems in demanding situations. The TDS 824 will satisfy customer requirements for effectively decoupling external interference, for example from trams and other sources.

Germany-based Efaflex is exhibiting its range of specially designed high-speed doors for industrial sectors including parking and traffic.