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As we prepare to come together at the ITS European Congress in Istanbul, I am struck by how far the UK’s intelligent transport sector has progressed and how clearly our direction of travel is now defined.
The Association for Road Traffic Safety and Management (ARTSM) plays a leading role in shaping the future of road safety across the UK and beyond.
Yunex Traffic has confirmed a significant long-term investment, announcing plans to relocate to a new, state-of-the-art facility at Bournemouth Airport’s Aviation Business Park.
Rather than calling for ever more intelligent cars, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe report states the need for intelligence to be embedded into the environment itself.
The Department for Transport has published Better Connected, its long-awaited strategy for integrated local transport which sets out a clear vision for how technology, data and innovation will be key enablers.
The UK Government has officially unveiled the third Road Investment Strategy (RIS3) today, marking a definitive shift in the management of England’s Strategic Road Network (SRN).
Incidents involving high-sided vehicles and low bridges continue to occur with worrying frequency, causing safety risks, infrastructure damage, service disruption and mounting costs for fleet operators and the wider economy.
The CVS Supplier Engagement brought together representatives from central government, local authorities, industry suppliers and technology providers to discuss the development of the CVS Framework.
Paula Claytonsmith looks at a growing 'Trust Deficit' the public have of Intelligent Systems, and that gap matters more than we sometimes like to admit.
The UK's transition to electric vehicles (EVs) has long been heralded as a cornerstone of the nation's net-zero ambitions, promising cleaner air and a greener future. Yet, this environmental imperative has collided with a fiscal reality.
The stark reality for many local highway authorities is that they don't have budgets to keep their existing equipment up-to-date, find out how to address skill shortages and strategic approaches to adopt for effective Intelligent Transport Systems.
At the recent TTF Autumn Update in Birmingham, Darren Capes and Jonathan Mann delivered a compelling presentation on the future of connected vehicle services in the UK.
The highlights from a panel discussion at the 2025 Highways UK Conference, where Alistair spoke to leading figures in the industry to cut through the buzzwords and hype, and look at what the challenges are, and how AI could transform roads in the years ahead.
The Government has set out plans that will reshape how decisions are made and how new technologies are deployed. For the intelligent transport sector, the implications are far-reaching.
In the near future, the logistics industry will experience a dramatic shift in how it operates, driven by the convergence of Sixth Generation (6G) wireless networks and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The first eight months of 2025 have been transformative for ERTICO – ITS Europe. As we reflect on this dynamic period, I am proud of the milestones achieved in close collaboration with our Partners, Supervisory Board, Strategy Committee and dedicated team.
The United Kingdom's Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) market is in a state of dynamic transformation, driven by ambitious government strategies, significant public and private investment, along with a pressing need to create a more efficient, sustainable and resilient transport network.
How will the Seville Congress translate 'Clean, Resilient and Connected Mobility' from buzzwords into tangible actions, leveraging AI, data and unprecedented collaboration?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic buzzword in transport; it's increasingly embedded in the systems managing our road networks. From optimizing signal timings to predicting congestion hotspots, its potential seems boundless.
We look forward to the innovations and strategies which are likely to emerge from the Seville ITS Congress
South Korea experienced one of its most severe road traffic disasters when a 100-car pile-up occurred on the Incheon Yeongjong Bridge due to dense sea fog and icy road conditions.
The UK's Department for Transport has laid down the gauntlet with its new Transport AI Action Plan. This isn't just another policy paper; it's a comprehensive roadmap designed to embed Artificial Intelligence into the very fabric of the nation's transport system.