With our innovative transport solutions, we help cities, road authorities and mobility providers achieve more sustainable mobility. But that's not all we do to take responsibility for our planet. Martin Andrews, Head of Product Management at Yunex Traffic in the UK tells us in an interview how sustainability is integrated into our processes.
Yunex Traffic, a global leader in intelligent traffic systems, today announced it will unveil revolutionary, new advanced traffic controller, Blade, at ITS World Congress 2022 in Los, Angeles, CA, September 18-22.
We are digitizing traffic in Gainesville! It’s a mid-size town in Florida, but it’s quickly becoming a hot testbed for connected and autonomous vehicle technologies with implications not only for the US, but the entire world. Research and testing are key to these smart city deployments and soon, pedestrians and bicyclists will benefit from new safety tools.
Yunex Traffic today announced the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) has selected the company to provide 150 RSU2X roadside units (RSUs). The one-year project is part of Colorado’s expansion of connected vehicle (CV) technology across more than 400 miles of interstate corridors. The contract includes an option to purchase additional roadside units in additional years.
Clarivate, a global leader in providing trusted information and insights to accelerate the pace of innovation, released the first ever Top 100 New Brands report. We are thrilled, that Yunex Traffic is one of them! And that just one year after the launch of Yunex Traffic on July 1st 2021.
The sale of Yunex Traffic from Siemens Mobility to Atlantia S.p.A. announced on 17 January 2022 has successfully been closed on 30 June 2022. With Atlantia as new, strategic owner, Yunex Traffic is best positioned to build its position as the global leader in adaptive traffic management systems, intelligent solutions for networking traffic and tolling systems. Markus Schlitt and Jan Villwock will remain in office as CEO and CFO.
Yunex Traffic announced the successful integration of the company’s OBUs and RSUs into the University of Florida’s autonomous shuttle program. The initiative is part of a research project funded by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), called the Trapezium Project, and in Gainesville, will allow two autonomous Transdev EasyMile shuttles operating around the University of Florida Campus to observe and obey traffic signals.
Ann Arbor, Michigan represents one of the most complex, challenging traffic management problems in America. Eight Saturdays per year, the city doubles its population as more than 107,000 University of Michigan football fans congregate at the largest stadium in the nation to see their Wolverines take on the nation’s top teams. For Yunex Traffic systems and the traffic managers who control roads within miles of the stadium, football days are their game days too.
Yunex Traffic, a Siemens Mobility company and a global leader in intelligent traffic systems, today announced the release of its RSU2X, the only connected and autonomous vehicle roadside unit (RSU) available in the United States tested to “talk” to Onboard Units (OBUs) in automakers’ soon to be released 2023 model vehicles.
As everyone is gearing up to watch the Bengals and the Rams go head-to-head this Sunday during the Superbowl, us here in the traffic world are focused on how all those pedestrians and vehicles are going to get in and out of the stadium.
