Intertraffic Amsterdam 2024

A quartet of companies – Swarco, construction firm Heijmans, on-board unit specialist V-Tron and chipset manufacturer NXP – are proposing a cooperative system which they say will improve safety for road workers in the Netherlands. Using Infrastructure to Vehicle (I2V) communication, it will aim to prevent collisions when drivers ignore the red cross on a motorway lane indicating that it is closed.

Morning briefing: at a breakfast for customers at Intertraffic Amsterdam 2024, Kapsch TrafficCom CEO Georg Kapsch talked to ITS International editor Adam Hill about connectivity and sustainability in the traffic industry.

Adaptive Recognition continues to update its longstanding Carmen ANPR software product with new features. The company stresses Carmen’s versatility, with the product available as a software library, plug-and-play application, or cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS).

MJK Manufacturing has launched the new Manta Barrier vehicle restraint system here at Intertraffic.

VanJee, a leading global ITS and lidar company headquartered in Beijing, has brought its innovative WLR-733 real-time scanning radar to Intertraffic. This impressive piece of kit is a mechanical lidar with 64 layers, boasting a powerful combination of features.

Improved sustainability is a key feature of Röhm’s latest Degaroute proTerra road marking system. The firm says that this product can now be produced featuring the use of recycled methyl metharcylate (RMMA).

Tanattorn’s new Ripple Delineator is said to offer a competitive and safe alternative to conventional steel delineators. This premium grade plastic product can be installed quickly and easily on kerbs or barriers. The reflective surfaces ensure high visibility at night, allowing drivers to see where kerbs and barriers are positioned from a distance.

The new parking entry and exit terminals from WPS Parking are smaller and more compact than the firm’s earlier generation units. The new ParkAdvance+ terminals are said to represent the next evolution in the firm’s hardware line, designed with sustainability and upgradability in mind. These compact entry, exit and cashless terminals are said to offer enhanced efficiency and user convenience.