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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).

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.