ITS America 2021

Next September, the 28th ITS World Congress will return to the US for the first time since 2014 – to Los Angeles, a city that embodies ‘Transformation by Transportation’

This recent quote by the Mayor LaToya Cantrell of New Orleans is instructive. The transportation industry has made significant strides in awareness of the cyber vulnerabilities of traffic systems. Despite these improvements, we’ve yet to see the majority of DOTs take sufficient cybersecurity actions.

Derq and CT Group are partnering with the City of Fremont to deploy intersection analytics systems on a connected corridor.

If your intersection needs more than a fresh coat of paint to keep up with today's infrastructure demands, keep reading. Outdated technology at the intersection can cause headaches for technicians and travellers alike, resulting in dangerous travel scenarios and tedious signal timing plans.

No matter how small an impact is to a barrier, its safety efficiency could be compromised – even if there is no visible evidence of an event. The HS2X impact notification device from Hill & Smith lets you know when your barrier has been compromised anytime, all the time.

Bosch is demonstrating how its Video as a Sensor (VaaS) technology integrates seamlessly with partners' devices to provide end-to-end real-time safety solutions for ITS.

We’ve won! Laura Chace (centre), president & CEO of ITS America, congratulates Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) president & CEO Joanna Pinkerton (left), and Jordan Burnsed, head of new offering introduction at Genetec.

Aeye is showcasing how its adaptive Lidar both enables smart mobility infrastructure, and improves intersection management, tolling and automatic incident detection on highways.

DanLaw’s AutoLink and RouteLink work hand-in-hand to improve traffic signal management. The combination not only helps time traffic signals to improve vehicle flow and allows the safe and fast passage of emergency vehicles - but it can also lock down an intersection in the event of local emergency, such as a fallen pedestrian.