Adam Hill

London

Editor at ITS International

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WeRide robotaxis move into Saudi Arabia

5 days ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

WeRide is expanding into Saudi Arabia, testing its autonomous vehicles in cities in preparation for wider deployment. The firm says it will be launching robotaxi trial operations in Saudi Arabia on Uber in the coming months, with full commercial services expected late this year.
Illinois DoT and Cybrbase collaborate on lower-cost cybersecurity

6 days ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

Illinois Department of Transportation (IDoT) is to pilot a group-based cybersecurity vulnerability assessment across six small, and mid-size, rural Illinois transit agencies. IDoT will work with transportation infrastructure cybersecurity firm Cybrbase with these local agencies, which often have relatively few staff and limited budgets, and are "routinely left out of the cybersecurity conversation".
ITS World Congress 2025: getting young people interested in ITS

6 days ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

The winners of the ITS World Congress 2025 Future Leaders Program global essay competition will be announced on 1 July, ahead of the event, which takes place in Atlanta, US, on 24-28 August. Three students - one each from Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Americas - will receive a paid trip to present their research at the event. The entries will address transportation challenges within students' regions that align with the conference theme 'Deploying Today, Empowering Tomorrow'.
Holon presents new interior for AV shuttle

6 days ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

Autonomous shuttle provider Holon is to present its Holon Urban vehicle with a newly-developed interior at UITP Summit 2025 in Hamburg, which runs from 15-18 June. In August, the vehicle will be deployed in its first real-world pilot – the Alike project in partnership with Hamburg's transit agency Hamburger Hochbahn. Holon says the new interior emphasises the 'two-senses' principle, which means it is designed with the idea that passengers will use at least two senses in their interactions with it.
Indra, Audi & Qualcomm collaborate on tolling C-V2X

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

Indra, Audi of America and Qualcomm Technologies have launched a joint project to use cellular Vehicle to Everything (C-V2X) for tolling. They aim to highlight how vehicles "equipped with C-V2X two-way connectivity can ease congestion on toll roads, standardise payments nationwide and enhance the overall driver experience".
Tributes paid to IRD founder Art Bergan

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

Dr. Art Bergan, founder of International Road Dynamics (IRD) and a pioneer in the transportation industry, has died. In the late 1970s, at the University of Saskatchewan, he developed one of the world's first Weigh in Motion (WiM) systems, leading to the creation of IRD, which is now owned by Quarterhill.
Transponder contract for Q-Free with Via Verde Portugal

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

Q-Free has won a three-year, "multi-million dollar/euro" tolling transponder extension with Via Verde Portugal. The southern European firm is one of the continent’s largest providers of transponders and on-board units (OBUs). Under the agreement, Q-Free - which also held the contract for the last three years - will deliver 2.4 million devices to enable cross-border interoperability in Portugal, Spain and France.
Utah statewide deal for Causeway One.network Live Link

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

Utah Department of Transportation has awarded a statewide contract to Causeway one.network to provide its Live Link and traffic management software. Both solutions aim to simplify the process of closing traffic lanes while helping improve safety for drivers and workzone crews. This is a major issue: in 2023, 899 people in the US died and thousands more suffered life changing injuries as the result of workzone crashes.
Iteris wins $1.7m Texas traffic management plan

1 week ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

Iteris has been awarded a one-year, $1.7 million contract by the city of Burleson, Texas to implement an advanced traffic management system (ATMS) plan. The firm has completed design and construction of a new traffic management centre and is now installing and integrating traffic signal detection hardware, software and communication infrastructure throughout the city.
ITS community 'must lead with conviction', says Eric Sampson

2 weeks ago | itsinternational.com | Adam Hill

Professor Eric Sampson, chief rapporteur at the 16th ITS European Congress in Seville, has called on the ITS sector to move forward at speed. In his closing remarks at the Congress, he said: “In Seville, we saw more than innovation – we saw determination.""The path forward is no longer about what we can create, but how swiftly we can deliver it. The ITS community must lead with conviction (or purpose): not just smarter mobility, but fairer, safer and shared.