Tom Stone

4 days ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

JJ Eden, executive director of North Carolina Turnpike, argues that by integrating AI-driven telematics directly with payment infrastructure, we can eliminate costly roadside equipment, streamline toll collection, and deliver seamless, real-time transactions. But will the toll sector embrace this interoperable future, or cling to legacy systems built for a different era?

4 days ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

The next phase of a major £147m programme to maintain, upgrade and improve Greater Manchester’s tram network is getting under way this week, with essential track replacement work from Tuesday, 3 June to Sunday, 10 August. During this period, the city’s new, fully integrated Bee Network will be keeping the city-region moving as smoothly as possible. Many people will be able to make their tram journey as normal, or with minimal disruption.

4 days ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) successfully concluded the 2025 ITS Asia-Pacific Forum last week (May 28-30) at Suwon Convention Center, marking the event as the largest gathering of its kind in the region.

1 week ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

The growing capabilities of artificial intelligence are leading some companies to focus on achieving full Level 4 or 5 autonomy as quickly as possible, while others are using AI to refine lower levels of automation, otherwise termed advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

1 week ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

US Transportation Secretary Sean P Duffy has announced over $1.5 billion in federal funding to support the repair and reconstruction of roads, bridges, and transportation infrastructure damaged by natural disasters. A significant portion – more than $683 million – will go toward repairing destruction caused by Hurricane Helene in September 2024.