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Intertelematics to help Gewi upgrade Suna traffic control channel

Connected mobility services provider Intertelematics will support Gewi over four years to upgrade the latter’s Suna traffic channel in Australia. Suna is a digital service that provides information on traffic congestion and incidents to all Australian capital cities and major regional cities as well as New Zealand. Gewi's updated TIC3 software is intended to provide operators with greater visibility and control over traffic data and help them to deliver traffic updates with increased accuracy and timeline
May 2, 2018 Read time: 1 min

Connected mobility services provider Intertelematics will support 1862 Gewi over four years to upgrade the latter’s Suna traffic channel in Australia. Suna is a digital service that provides information on traffic congestion and incidents to all Australian capital cities and major regional cities as well as New Zealand.

Gewi's updated TIC3 software is intended to provide operators with greater visibility and control over traffic data and help them to deliver traffic updates with increased accuracy and timeliness.

Through the upgrade, new traffic visualisation maps will assist Suna operators with tools for analysis and insights. In addition, broadcast history can also be stored for an extended period.

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