All the latest news, articles, and interviews, on intelligent transport systems, traffic management, traffic modelling, connected and automated vehicles, smart city building, roadside sensor systems, vehicle positioning, support for multi-modal transport services, and more.
The first iMOVE Australia AGM saw progress and achievements to date outlined, along with the election the new Board of Directors.
Cubic Transportation Systems, Transport for NSW, RAC WA, and the University of Melbourne were winners in the 2017 ITS Australia National Awards.
The Hon Paul Fletcher MP, Minister for Urban Infrastructure’s recent speech addressing Australia’s readiness for a transition to driverless vehicles.
Fifty-two bids have received funding in the first round of the Smart Cities and Suburbs Program, including a number of transport-specific projects.
Cohda Wireless’ new V2X-Locate can position vehicles to within sub-metre accuracy, even in scenarios without any GNSS signals.
Follow the week’s news and events from iMOVE at the ITS World Congress 2017, in Montreal.
In a bid to reduce incidents, and make pedestrian crossings safer places, this responsive pedestrian crossing both indicates and predicts movement.
Amazon’s idea for a drone that delivers a top-up charge to an electric vehicle has had a patent approval. Will the idea become real?
The iMOVE CRC has officially launched, and with its partners is ready to create better, smarter transport systems for Australia.
The 10-year long project that is iMOVE CRC will be launched this week by Senator the Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO.
AIMES is a transport test bed of Melbourne roads, gathering & connecting data on how we travel, to help Australians reduce transport time, cost, & stress.
The Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation, Science and Resources has published its recommendations for the introduction of driverless vehicles.
What ethics should guide automated & connected vehicles usage on the road? Germany has looked ahead & written some fundamental guidelines for the future.
Before the end of 2017, Queensland will build an Electric Super Highway, equipping 18 cities and towns with fast-charging stations for electric vehicles.