GreenTech ITS Making Highways Smarter, Seamless
ATMS with VIDES Genentech ITS is redefining highway safety and mobility with its Advanced Traffic Management System, seamlessly integrated with Vehicle Incident... Read More
AI and Innovations Changing Landscape of Urban Mobility
In India’s urban centers, from major cities like Delhi and Mumbai to emerging smart cities, there is a transformative push towards AI-driven... Read More
Noida-Greater Noida Expressway Red light and intersection free
Integration of advanced technologies, proactive surveillance, and innovative traffic control measures have significantly improved the safety, efficiency, and overall experience of commuters... Read More
Revolutionising Indian Highways
KENT Intelligent Transportation Systems (India) Pvt Ltd has been bringing innovation to the forefront with its Advanced Traffic Management System, Automated Toll... Read More
Video Security System based ITMS:Making Transportation Smarter and Safer
Keeping in view the increasing traffic congestion on Indian roads and the ever growing road accident fatality, it has been widely felt... Read More
Australia Future Mobility Technological advancements, Policy leadership, Investment opportunities
The future transport and mobility sector in Australia is characterised by shifts from ownership to ‘user ship’, transportation to mobility, and internal... Read More
A good networking platform
The exhibitors were elated to meet up with the right kind of solution seekers and decision-makers [box type=”shadow” ] We are... Read More
ITS for Inter-Urban Highways: The Indian Perspective
ITS has the potential to be a game changer for the Indian highway infrastructure industry. Prof. P K Sikdar and Punnet S... Read More
TrafficInfraTech Expo: Seminar: May 19, 2012
The session on the topic ‘The need for, challenges in and advantages of achieving Unified ITS Solutions for Highway & Urban Traffic in India’ was moderated by Sanjeev Kumar Lohia, Officer on Special Duty (OSD), Urban Transport Development and Ex-Officio Joint Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India. The panelists were Vivek Phansalkar, Joint Commissioner of Police – Traffic, Mumbai; Dr CSRK Prasad, Professor & Head, Transportation Division, Department of Civil Engineering, NIT Warangal; Rish Malhotra, Business Director of International Road Dynamics (South East India); Dr Vishwanath, Former Director, (Engineering Services and Projects), Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai; and Ravi Kumar, Joint Director and Project Leader for the collaborative intelligent transportation system in India, Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) Thiruvananthapuram.
Portable Variable Message Signs Why does India need them?
Mobility challenges all over the world can be addressed by strategies like managed lanes and active traffic management. These are cost-effective methods of prolonging the life and maximising the efficiency of the infrastructure which, in turn, can postpone the need for major expansion projects.
