Search

TrafficTower is a groundbreaking traffic management platform that revolutionises traditional signalised intersections by analysing underused traffic data.

French road safety specialist Rondino is showing its latest range of roadside barriers, designed with the aim of keeping cyclists safe.

Eliminating background noise from phonecalls is possible with an innovative AI solution from Austrian firm Commend. When a phone call is made from an area with busy traffic or other noise in the background, it can be difficult for the person receiving the call to understand what is being said.

While celebrating its 50th anniversary, Clearview Intelligence is offering two new solar studs that can help boost traffic safety, as well as a novel CCTV-based traffic counter system. One of the new solar studs is designed for use on roads and can be installed easily in a standard mounting in place of the existing retroreflective stud. Peter Cattell, head of technical sales at Clearview, said: “They’re fully charged after four hours and remain lit for 200 hours.”

The clue in Multipatcher is the word ‘multi’. This road patching system, originally from Australia and now being marketed in Europe, has several tricks up its sleeve to complete fast, efficient road maintenance – all done from the cab.

Spanish access control and payment systems specialist Meypar is showing its new range of Evo equipment at Intertraffic.

Operate a car park in an international tourist spot? Do exotic licence plates from distant countries baffle your licence plate readers? Spain’s Quercus Technologies believes it has the answer.

Australia-headquartered Acusensus is here with a world-first initiative that addresses some of the common causes behind road traffic crashes. These are known as the fatal five behaviours – speeding, impaired driving (drugs and/or alcohol), failure to wear a seatbelt, driver fatigue and distraction – leading to 1.19 million deaths annually across the globe. It’s proven that enforcement greatly contributes to the reduction of fatalities and serious injuries caused by road crashes.

Two of the winners of the Intertraffic Awards cut out the noise – literally – to take the trophies. Announced at the Opening Ceremony of Intertraffic Amsterdam, Italian company See won the Green Globe Award for its highly innovative Whisper NB-Eco-40-A3 acoustic panels. Meanwhile, UK-based Intelligent Instruments won for its Sound Vue noise-enforcement camera system in the User Experience category.

Lindsay is inviting visitors to Intertraffic to reimagine roadside safety and sustainability through remote asset monitoring.