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Traffic management solution company Waycare will utilise connected vehicle data from Wejo to bring more accurate solutions to its existing programme in the US state.

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

Trials will be undertaken in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and Queen Elizabeth Park on 24km of existing roads across the two sites.

The companies are partnering on a neutral server initiative which provides customers with connected car services that adhere to international data privacy regulations

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

Artificial intelligence-trained models of road users feature in the OmniCAV high fidelity testing framework for connected and autonomous vehicles