Integrated Electronic Ticket Issuing Machine
Integrated ETIM (Electronic Ticket Issuing Machine) from Trimax IT Infrastructure & Services Ltd is a combination of an electronic ticket issuing machine... Read More
Mobile Digital Video Recorder
Mobile Digital Video Recorder (DVR) ? DS-8100HMFI-T from HIKVision Systems is a mobile video recorder that is used in transportation surveillance and... Read More
Traffic Management Software
eTrafficEye from TechSture Technologies uses complex algorithms to help enforce traffic management and traffic safety standards on highways and city roads. At... Read More
Smart Elevator
smart i Electronics Systems Pvt Ltd?s smartELEVATOR is a wiegand based intelligent 16 floor Lift Control System designed to be used in... Read More
How Safe are we on Our Roads?
Vidyottama Sharma speaks with the industry, enforcement agencies, NGOs and medical fraternity on the safety on our roads, enforcement issues, decision dilemmas and solutions
Reducing accidents and following rules
If the government and enforcement agencies make up their mind to do so, reducing accidents and enforcing traffic discipline is not a difficult task to handle. Ashok Datar, Chairman, Mumbai Environmental Social Network, writes on how IT can be used for better compliance with law in mega cities.
Safety in trains Playing with Fire
Fire safety in trains is an oft-neglected issue in India. While train accidents take place a little too often for various reasons, fire safety needs a serious looking into and quick remedial action. Our trains still run on archaic systems that nearly overlook fire safety norms. Solutions are available. Only, they need to be followed in spirit, says Vidyottama Sharma.
Interview with: P R K Murthy, Construction within constraints
P R K Murthy, Chief, Transportation, MMRDA fields uncomfortable questions with elan and brings out the dilemma of providing travel infrastructure, despite... Read More
Contracting, construction and technology trends
Roads in India:? Today & Tomorrow Biren Parekh, Partner, Ernst and Young India Pvt Ltd, takes a detailed look at the tolling... Read More
State-of-the-Art or Fit-for-Purpose
Adopting state-of-the-art techniques just for personal vanity or CV building is likely to backfire in developing economies like India. India has quite different baseline conditions from western cities, more than simple quantitative differences in income levels and a different vehicle mix. Such differences must be borne in mind when determining ways to analyse the transport patterns for new transport infrastructure and policies, writes Richard Di Bona.
