Intertraffic Amsterdam 2024

Timos is a one-stop ‘radar-plus-camera fusion’ sensor that delivers the most accurate traffic monitoring data without the need for any external PCs.

The Portuguese-made OmniCharger is sustainable and provides resilience in times of power disruption. Both are equally important in a world less predictable world, says Pedro Ruao, founder and chief executive of the manufacturer, Omniflow.

New Yunex Traffic CEO Jon Newhard suggests that the German company has three main attributes. The first is product suite, with platforms such as Yutraffic Symphony allowing intersection and traffic flow management. The second is customers and the third is domain expertise.

Cross Zlín is showing its newest product, the Cross RS 5 intersection controller, at Intertraffic for the first time.

Founded in 1923, Macq has established itself as a premier provider of smart city solutions and traffic control technologies for over two decades. With a rich history of innovation, the company continues to set the standard for excellence in urban mobility as visitors to its stand will learn firsthand.

Accidents and incidents in tunnels are particularly problematic. Dangers are magnified when they occur in a restricted space and more vehicles quickly become involved.

Slim precast concrete barriers offer highest safety levels with very low dynamic displacement and vehicle intrusion. According to Rebloc, the correct application of these new barriers forms a new dimension in designing slim highway cross-sections.

Safety and sustainability are key benefits for Renova’s novel EcoPoste, now coming to the global market. Developed as a lower cost alternative to conventional wood or metal posts for traffic signs, the EcoPoste is made from 100% recycled plastic, allowing it to meet market demands for product sustainability. Fernando Cunha, technical director at the firm explains: “We wanted something to be sustainable.”

Mobile Mark Europe is exhibiting its range of high performance, multi-band antennas suitable for use within ITS/V2X and Transit markets around the world.

A new road warning system from Triplesign is said to improve safety for drivers, while offering lower costs for users. Using prismatic technology rather than LEDs, working life is high while power use is minimal for this variable message sign (VMS) package.