Traffic Technology International

Traffic Technology International, established in 1994, stands out as the top magazine in the advanced traffic management sector. Known for its exceptional editorial content and impressive design, it earned the esteemed 'International Business-to-Business Magazine of the Year' award from the Periodical Publishers Association in May 2000.

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EXCLUSIVE: ITS European Congress Guide

1 week ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

The 16th ITS European Congress, taking place from May 19-21, 2025, comes at what Joost Vantomme, CEO of organizers ERTICO-ITS Europe, describes as “a critical juncture” for transportation.
EXCLUSIVE: ITS European Congress Guide

1 week ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

The 16th ITS European Congress, taking place from May 19-21, 2025, comes at what Joost Vantomme, CEO of organizers ERTICO-ITS Europe, describes as “a critical juncture” for transportation.
Read the new TTi digital magazine online now - May 2025

1 week ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

Automated Traffic EnforcementOur cover story examines the evolving technology and policy solutions in automated traffic enforcement. Tom Stone and Niclas Andersson explore the benefits and challenges, including privacy and profiteering concerns, and discuss the future of Vision Zero ITS European Congress SpecialAs Seville prepares to host the 16th ITS European Congress this May, industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators are gearing up to tackle the pressing challenges of modern mobility.
OPINION: Successfully selling to government

1 week ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Anjali Sooknanan

After three decades of supporting business development efforts in the public sector, I still marvel at the size, complexity and opportunities of the US Government marketplace – the largest marketplace in the world. Over the years, I’ve been asked frequently what wisdom or insights I could offer to help companies engage more effectively with public sector clients. That question, perhaps more than any other, inspired this piece.
Podcast 49: Kirk Steudle on working under different administrations and the latest exciting tech

2 weeks ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Saul Wordsworth

Kirk Steudle is a legendary former Michigan DOT director. In conversation with TTi editor Tom Stone, he discusses what it’s like working under different administrations and his own perspective on moving from the public to the private sector – as well as proving an industry overview including the latest tech that excites him. Interview begins at 4:30This episode is sponsored by MAV Systems. You can also listen via all podcast platforms including:
OPINION: The rise and fall of automated parking and what AV developers must learn

2 weeks ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

Even if you are regular commuter making the same trip day after day, no two driving journeys are ever identical. Of course, traffic and weather conditions can never be exactly the same, but age is also a factor, both for us as humans and for our vehicles. Wear and tear can take its toll on both!However, a common feature to every journey is that one’s vehicle must be brought to a safe stop at a suitable location.
London’s new Silvertown tunnel closed due to bicycle protest

2 weeks ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

Hundreds of bicyclist protestors forced London’s brand new Silvertown tunnel to close to traffic last week (Friday April 25th) for over an hour, as they took to the streets to express their dismay at the lack of cycling provision provided by the £2.2 billion infrastructure project, which opened earlier in the month.
Q-Free deploys its first Kinetic Mobility ATMS in the US on three toll roads

2 weeks ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

Q-Free has won three major contracts with toll road operators to deploy its Kinetic Mobility advanced traffic management system (ATMS) in Washington DC, Denver and Dallas-Fort Worth areas, marking the solution’s entry into the US tolling market. Q-Free’s Kinetic Mobility is a scalable ATMS platform that integrates all ITS devices into a single decision-making dashboard across freeways, toll roads, and arterials, eliminating the need for patchwork solutions.
Kia first OEM to install real-time emergency alerts via TLEX

3 weeks ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

Monotch has announced a new partnership with global automaker Kia to integrate Emergency Vehicle Alert (EVA) messages directly into its vehicles, powered by the TLEX (Traffic Live Exchange) platform, which also supports the Dutch national Urban Data Access Platform (UDAP). The aim of the TLEX partnership is to ensure that EVA warnings are transmitted instantly from ambulances to vehicles, giving drivers the vital seconds needed to respond safely.
FEATURE: How to effectively manage urban curbsides

3 weeks ago | traffictechnologytoday.com | Tom Stone

The humble curb – the meeting point between vehicle lanes and pedestrian sidewalks – has become one of the most hotly contested and valuable pieces of real estate in cities. As urban mobility patterns evolve and new transportation technologies emerge, effectively managing this crucial interface has never been more important. Municipalities are increasingly employing full-time curbside managers to help oversee this important asset.