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Smart Columbus has chosen intelligent transportation system provider Kapsch to oversee the integration of the environment, designed to improve safety and mobility.

The network aims to improve safety and mobility by facilitating the sharing of data between vehicles, infrastructure, roadways and traffic operators in real-time.

As part of Australia’s largest cooperative intelligent transport system pilot, the city of Ipswich is equipping 500 public and fleet vehicles with V2V technology

BlackBerry’s service is free to automakers and public offices undertaking smart cities and connected vehicle pilots

It becomes the first city in the state of Texas to enter the US Department of Transportation’s signal phasing and timing challenge

Culver City in California is expanding its bus signal priority system using vehicle-to-infrastructure technology from Iteris