Every road carries a unique narrative. Each pedestrian step, bicyclist pedal and motorist pump of the accelerator or brake shapes a story about how safe, convenient and livable the experience is for the users. Through cutting-edge Autoscope video-based AI technology, operational details of road journeys are captured and translated into compelling metrics and understandable visualisations. Image Sensing Systems (ISS) can provide data and analytics that help traffic engineers and city planners design streets that better accommodate all users.
Shares in UK engineering and consultancy firm W S Atkins jumped to a high of 2,004 pence following the news that Canadian engineering and construction company SNC-Lavalin Group has offered to buy the company for about US$1.9 billion (£2.1 billion0, according to Reuters.
Atkins said SNC planned to offer 2,080 pence per share in cash, 35 per cent above Atkins' closing share price on Friday.
In a statement, Atkins said that the board of Atkins had indicated to SNC-Lavalin that the possible offer would d
David Crawford looks forward to the completion of Stockholm's JustNu project. End-2010 is the target date for delivery of the final stages of Stockholm public transport authority (PTA) Stockholms Lokaltrafik (SL)'s ambitious JustNu (Right Now) integrated travel information system. Installation began in 2004, and the result will represent a large-scale and highly exportable solution to the need for harmonisation of traveller information in urban regions with multiple transport operators.