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Your Move: The Future of Mobility Awaits You in Amsterdam
Think you know where traffic technology and smart mobility are headed? Come and prove it
Intertraf c Amsterdam 2026 isn’t just another event on the calendar — it’s the global chessboard where the next moves in infrastructure, safety, parking, traf c technology and seamless mobility are made. For over 50 years, the industry hasn’t just attended Intertraf c; it has been de ned by it.
And it will be this year – even more so. This is where observation turns into action.
Here’s Your Challenge: Can you afford to solve tomorrow’s problems with yesterday’s insights?
Somewhere in our 12 jam-packed halls, a startup will be demoing the solution to your biggest bottleneck, a city of cial is sharing the blueprint for your next project, and a competitor is forging the partnership that will set the pace for the coming decade.
We’ve Built the Ultimate Arena:
• The Industry’s Largest Brain: Tap into the collective intelligence of 30,000 professionals from 140 countries. This is your network, supercharged.
• Knowledge at Full Throttle: Don’t just browse ideas—immerse yourself in 300+ sessions, demos, and workshops. We’ve turned the RAI into a living lab for the future.
• Spot the Next Big Thing: From the sustainable urban revolutions on the show oor and highlighted in our summit programme to the critical conversations on our four thematic open stages (Road Infra, Road Safety, Parking, and Next Mobility), the signals of change are everywhere.
• Meet the Game Changers: Every major player is here. 900+ exhibitors from more than 55+ countries. But more importantly, so are the future ones. Discover groundbreaking startups at the dedicated ITSUP platform before they, or their innovations, take the industry by storm.
This is your front-row seat to what’s now and what’s next. The innovations on display aren’t just concepts; they are the tools to build smarter cities, safer roads, and more dynamic businesses.
The question isn’t what you’ll miss if you’re not there — it’s who you’ll miss connecting with and which opportunity will pass you by. It might even be a humanoid robot encounter or an autonomous ride.
The mobility ecosystem is converging at RAI Amsterdam from 10-13 March 2026. This Preview will give you a detailed insight into what’s on offer at Intertraf c Amsterdam 2026. And then, don’t delay! Register for your visitor pass and join us for an unforgettable journey into mobility and traf c technology.
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Amsterdam
Amsterdam is one of Europe’s most appealing and charming cities with a rich cultural heritage, diverse and creative culture. Its strongest asset is its people - multi-lingual, relaxed, fun-loving and welcoming.
Seeing, enjoying and experiencing Amsterdam couldn’t be easier. The central part of the city, teeming with sights, restaurants, cafes, bars and nightlife, is compact and easily within walking distance. Or you can get around by a highly ef cient public transport system (buses, trams and by boat on the canals), or one of the mainstays of personal mobility which Amsterdam is synonymous with – the bicycle!
Amsterdam is one of the most liberal cities in the world. So, after your time at Intertraf c Amsterdam 2026, when you want to relax this vibrant city offers a vast array of culture, history, art (for instance, the Rijksmuseum with the most extensive collection of Dutch Masters) and exciting nightlife to suit any taste.
Intertraffic 2026 venue
The home of Intertraf c Amsterdam 2026 is RAI Amsterdam which is only ten minutes from Schiphol International Airport. The venue has its own train and metro stations and is well served by other public transport. The North-South metro line stops right in front of the RAI and will take you into the heart of Amsterdam.
The RAI, which has a large underground car park, is situated alongside Amsterdam’s A10 ring motorway (exit S109). Surrounded by a park, pavement cafés and restaurants, the RAI Exhibition and Congress Centre is also just a few minutes away from the heart of Amsterdam, with its lovely canals and countless attractions.
Where to stay
Wherever in the world you are, making arrangements to visit Intertraf c 2026 couldn’t be easier! For accommodation, the smart solution is to turn to the experts – Amsterdam RAI Hotel Services for personal assistance nding the perfect place to stay, tailored to your needs.
RAI Hotel Services always offers the ideal accommodation with carefully selected hotels near the RAI and in the city centre to suit every taste and budget. It can offer the lowest available rates.
And, since the service is of cially associated with Intertraf c, you’ll be using hotels with other event visitors, increasing your networking opportunities.
Hotel rooms are in great demand during Intertraf c, so if you haven’t already done so, make sure you book straight away.
Visit www.rai.nl/hotelservice today to check out available hotels. When you’ve made your choice, use the online reservation system. The RAI Hotel Service can also arrange car rental, excursions in and around the city, as well as airport transfers.
Entry to Intertraf c Amsterdam 2026 requires registration.
Register now to secure the lowest rate.
• Standard rate (1 Feb–3 Mar 2026): €95*
• Final entry rate (4–13 Mar 2026): €145*
*All prices exclude 21% VAT.
Invitations extended by exhibitors enable free registration at all times.
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LOCATION
RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre Europaplein 24 1078 GZ Amsterdam
The Netherlands www.intertraf c.com
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday 10 March 09:30 - 17:30 hrs
Wednesday 11 March 09:30 - 17:30 hrs
Thursday 12 March 09:30 - 17:30 hrs
Friday 13 March 09:30 - 15:00 hrs
Smart. Safe. Sustainable.
The Stage is Set for the Largest Edition Ever
For over ve decades, Intertraf c Amsterdam hasn’t just witnessed the evolution of mobility — it has powered it
Since 1972, this is where the industry’s trajectory is set, where groundbreaking technologies make their global debut, and where the partnerships that rede ne markets are forged. From 10-13 March 2026 at the RAI, Amsterdam, we’re raising the bar higher than ever.
Prepare for our most ambitious chapter yet: a convergence of 30,000 professionals from 140 countries, united across 12 dynamic halls. With over 900 innovators ready to showcase their solutions, this is your unparalleled opportunity to learn, connect, and discover the tools that will shape the next decade.
Explore the Entire Ecosystem, Under One Roof
Every hall at the RAI pulses with the future. You’ll nd the world’s major players alongside the disruptive pioneers, all representing the full spectrum of mobility from 55+ nations. Don’t miss Next Mobility in Hall 11. This dedicated zone is where the urban revolution takes physical form, spotlighting micromobility, EV charging, last-mile delivery, and urban air solutions that are redrawing the map of city travel.
For maximum visitor convenience, our expansive exhibition oor is structured into segments, features and
pavilions, making it easy for attendees to nd the right solutions and for you to connect with everything Intertraf c has to offer.
Knowledge at the Speed of Innovation: The Summit Programme.
As outlined on pages 18-19, the 2026 Summit is our most extensive and impactful knowledge forum to date. Designed to turn insight into action, it’s where you’ll tackle the core mission: transforming traf c ow, boosting safety, accelerating sustainability, and creating seamless, multimodal journeys for all.
The vast exhibition oor is arranged into four segments - ITS Traf c management; Road infrastructure; Road safety; and Parking, making it easy for attendees to nd the right solutions and innovations.
We’ve moved critical conversations onto the show oor with four new thematic Open Stages, each a live hub of debate and discovery on four main topics: Road Infra Stage in Hall 7 – partnered with Global Highways; Road Safety Stage in Hall 11 – partnered with the International Road Federation; Parking Stage in Hall 12 – partnered with Parking Network; and Next Mobility Stage in Hall 11 – Where future travel takes centre stage.
Meanwhile, in Hall 5, our three agship Summit Theatres and expansive networking lounge offer the perfect arena for deep learning and high-value connections. The line-up is a dynamic mix of hard-hitting pitches, panel debates, and interactive workshops.
Tackling Tomorrow’s Challenges, Today
The Intertraf c Summit is where the industry’s sharpest minds confront pressing realities: reducing road fatalities, meeting climate targets, managing ageing infrastructure, and untangling urban congestion. The sessions delve into the digital transformation sweeping the sector — from automation and data-sharing to the critical need for accurate, real-time intelligence and fully interoperable mobility services.
We’re also forging the crucial connections that drive integrated progress, exploring the links between parking and traf c management, public transport and shared mobility, cycling and ITS technology, and the new ecosystem of urban air mobility.
Whether you’re a road operator, a city policymaker, a technology vendor, or a service provider, the programme is meticulously designed to deliver concrete, actionable solutions tailored to your speci c challenges.
This is more than an event — it’s your strategic accelerator for the year ahead.
Leading companies, cities and sector organisations, to name just a handful, include PTV, Swarco, Yunex, Kapsch, Econolite, Technolution, Monotch, Arrive, Skidata, Survision, Designa, TomTom, Be-Mobile, Vitronic, Movyon, McKinsey, Parifex, Cities of Amsterdam, London, Paris, Manchester and Utrecht, the European Parking Association, Polis, EIT, the Mobility Alliance, the International Road Federation, CEDR, the Dutch Cycling Embassy, will all take the stage.
Guiding Tomorrow’s Traveller:
Modern and Future-Proof Road
Asset Management: Discover innovation building safer, climateresilient roads. Explore proactive asset management, from life-saving contra ow systems to crash barriers for new mobility types. Examine future-proof funding through mobility pricing and how AI creates smarter urban infrastructure.
Integration, Traveller
And for this edition, the participation of ITS Nationals Network sees a signi cant expansion. Intertraf c is proud to welcome the following ITS Nationals present or represented as exhibitors: ITS Denmark, ITS Finland, ITS Germany, ITS Ireland, ITS mobility, ITS Polska, ITS Romania, ITS Serbia, ITS Sweden, ITS Türkiye, ITS UK, ITS&S Czech and Slovak, TTS Italia, Connekt/ITS Netherlands, MLC ITS Euskadi, ITS Austria/Austriatech, ITS Belgium, ITS Bulgaria, ITS Estonia, ITS France, ITS Hellas, ITS Latvia, ITS Norway, ITS Portugal, ITS Slovenia, ITS Spain, and ITS Switzerland.
The Digital Shift in Traf c Management: Move beyond theory into practical technologies that keep cities owing. Explore agentic AI for traf c analytics, smart systems for accident hotspots, and digital twins for optimising signals. We’ll tackle the strategic shift: who truly guides the user—the road authority or the app?
Realising Large-Scale ITS and Automated Driving Deployment:
The connected, automated future is being deployed now. Gain critical lessons from live projects on Cooperative ITS (C-ITS), the data backbone for automated vehicles. Discuss autonomous vehicles’ role in solving driver shortages and the keys to ensuring public acceptance.
Convenience and Free-Flow
Parking: Modern parking is a dynamic hub for seamless mobility. Explore its integration with traf c management and the game-changing role of AI. Discover smart enforcement, data insights, and how dynamic licence plate data and smart kerbside management make cities more ef cient.
Data-Driven Road Safety Strategies: Achieving Vision Zero requires the smartest tools. Discover data-driven strategies protecting everyone, especially the most vulnerable. Explore how AI-powered solutions, digital twinning, and predictive analytics are automating critical safety decisions for a proactive protective network.
Official Opening Ceremony and Intertraffic Award winners
The Of cial Opening Ceremony for Intertraf c Amsterdam 2026 will take place from 09:45 to 11:00 on Tuesday, 10 March. During this event, the category and overall winners of the Intertraf c Award will be announced, selected from the 15 nalists. You can view the nalists and their innovations on pages 13–16. The ceremony will feature a major keynote presentation on the central theme: The Impact of AI and Robotics on Mobility. The session will be moderated by Carlo van de Weijer, general manager of the Eindhoven AI Systems Institute at TU Eindhoven.
It will include a keynote address from Michiel van Ratingen, secretary general at Euro NCAP, on the intelligence behind vehicle safety innovations and emerging challenges. A second keynote will be delivered by Daniel Quirke, senior public policy manager at Wayve, on embodied AI. His presentation will cover how this technology learns from experience to act more like a human driver and will provide insights into Wayve’s partnership with Uber. This collaboration aims to initiate Level 4 autonomous driving trials in London, integrating their AIdriven technology into everyday ride services.
ITSUP – integrated startup event
Emerging businesses represent the future of the industry. Again, for this edition, Intertraf c has provided startups with a dedicated platform, ITSUP, designed to enhance their visibility and held in a designated area.
ITSUP is an integrated component of Intertraf c Amsterdam, offering an excellent opportunity for startups to present innovative solutions to traf c technology professionals. Supported by Intertraf c’s global event portfolio, this platform enables startups to showcase
Joint public-private presentation of Dutch innovation
A Dutch collective of public and private parties will showcase what makes the Netherlands one of the European frontrunners when it comes to publicprivate collaboration, (real-time) traf c management, and modal split.
Over and above their presence in hall 2 and their contribution to the summit sessions, the dedicated knowledge programme Focus NL (Dutch language) is an initiative of Connekt/ITS Netherlands, Platform WOW, Kennisplatform CROW, Amsterdam Metropolitan Region, Mobiliteitsalliantie, aimed at Dutch road authorities and policy makers from cities and regions is staged on Friday 13th March themed “Werken aan toekomstbestendige mobiliteit in
Visitor registration is open!
Don’t delay. Take advantage of this opportunity to benefit from everything Intertraffic Amsterdam has to offer. Register to get up to speed on the key global mobility developments and find the necessary tools to facilitate the mobility transition. A visitor pass gives access to the entire event including the summit programme.
Next Mobility - Intertraffic’s new feature
Cities are growing at an incredible pace. By 2050, nearly 70% of the global population will call urban areas home. This surge places our streets under greater pressure and creates a powerful demand for smarter, cleaner and safer ways to move.
Introducing Next Mobility –Intertraf c’s exciting new feature dedicated to this very future. It zooms in on the innovative and alternative solutions designed to make our cities more liveable, accessible and sustainable. It’s all about bold ideas that tackle real challenges and drive meaningful change. Housed in a dedicated hall with its own demo court and content stage, Next Mobility is the perfect platform for pioneering providers to showcase what makes them truly next generation.
The feature will comprehensively cover the entire spectrum of modern
transport, from integrated mobility hubs and smart charging infrastructure that smooth the journey between cars, public transport, bikes and walking, to the latest sustainable modes like light electric vehicles and micromobility. It also delves into the future of urban logistics with last-mile delivery solutions, autonomous mobility and ondemand public transport, alongside the cutting-edge trends in intelligent shared mobility.
So, whether you’re a solution provider aiming to connect with city authorities and industry leaders from over 140 countries, or you represent an agency seeking transformative answers to urban challenges, Next Mobility in Hall 11 is your essential destination. This is where you’ll discover groundbreaking innovations, forge invaluable contacts and gain the insights to propel your projects forward.
www.intertraffic.com/amsterdam/ registration
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Intertraffic Awards 2026 finalists
Fifteen pioneering mobility innovations have been announced as finalists for the Intertraffic Awards 2026
Showcasing breakthrough solutions in three categories: the Green Globe Award, recognises environmental sustainability; User Experience Award, champions excellence in usability; and Inspiration Award, is for groundbreaking new technologies set to lead the industry. The three overall award winners will be announced at the Opening Ceremony of Intertraffic Amsterdam 2026 on 10 March 2026. In addition to these three categories, all startups participating in ITSUP at Intertraffic are eligible for the Intertraffic Startup Award: the winner will also be revealed at the opening ceremony.
Nominees
GREEN GLOBE AWARD
Ekin Spotter
EKIN SMART CITY TECHNOLOGIES - TURKEY
The world’s first Environmental Governance Engine, combining real-time air quality monitoring with AI-driven automated traffic enforcement. By creating Dynamic Green Zones, it detects pollution spikes and triggers immediate restrictions through 6K ANPR and vehicle classification. Powered by Maestro OS, it enables smart traffic management, reduces emissions in real time, and helps cities meet air quality standards with measurable, sustainable impact. Stand: 01.341 https://www.ekin.com
high-value infrastructure, combining noise reduction with climate and circularity gains. EPD-certified and fully recyclable, it addresses two pollution challenges simultaneously while supporting local manufacturing and job creation.
Stand: 10.319
www.hatkosoundbarrier.com
Hatko Sound Barrier
HATKO SOUND BARRIERS - TURKEY/ PORTUGAL
A sustainable noise barrier made from recycled tyres, delivering one of the world’s lowest carbon footprints while providing superior acoustic performance. The solution turns waste tyres into
Le Difese Wall
NOISE - ITALY
Noise Detection System
MOBILIS TRAFFIC SYSTEMS - BRAZIL
An automated system designed to monitor and record vehicles exceeding legal noise limits. Combining high-sensitivity microphones with intelligent software, it identifies, measures, and records excessive sound events. The system integrates audio, video, and licence plate capture with traffic authority databases, enabling automated enforcement and follow-up inspections to reduce urban noise pollution.
Stand: 05.235 https://mobilis.site
A sound-absorbing cladding system combining acoustic performance, sustainability, and architectural quality. Made from recycled plastic and fully recyclable, it features UV-resistant, mass-coloured elements requiring no paint. The modular design delivers high noise reduction while upgrading existing infrastructure with a clean, modern aesthetic. EPD-certified and supporting circular economy principles.
Stand: 11.400
www.noisesrl.it
MB Air
HR GROEP STREETCARE - NETHERLANDS
A two-tier bicycle parking system that moves bicycles - including e-bikes up to 35 kg and bikes with child seats - effortlessly and horizontally using
INTERTRAFFIC AWARDS
compressed air. The world’s rst CEcerti ed system of its kind eliminates physical lifting strain, making upper-tier parking truly accessible and optimising scarce urban space for the growing e-bike market.
Stand: 07.129
https://hrgroep.nl
Nominees INSPIRATION AWARD
Deltabloc TAM Technology
DELTABLOC INTERNATIONAL - AUSTRIA
Fibre optic sensing technology that monitors vehicle behaviour across distances of up to 50 km in real time. Leveraging technology from pipeline and earthquake monitoring, TAM uses highfrequency laser pulses within bre optic cables to detect traf c jams, accidents and hazardous driving manoeuvres instantly, transmitting alerts to road operators and emergency services for immediate response.
Stand: 08.412
www.deltabloc.com
MAV AiQ
MAV SYSTEMS - UNITED KINGDOM
AI-driven ANPR technology featuring GhostPlate technology to combat illegal, cloned and stealth number plates.
Delivering 99%+ accuracy with up to
20% more valid reads than legacy systems and 30-40% reduction in mismatched records, MAV AiQ achieves these gains without additional gantries or lane closures, making it ideal for scalable smart city infrastructure.
Stand: 05.428
www.anprcameras.com
RTS10
BYDA Co. – SOUTH KOREA
A safety device providing virtual target information to adaptive cruise control (ACC)-equipped vehicles, helping prevent collisions with construction zones and work vehicles. Tested in 200+ drives, 100% of vehicles decelerated when RTS10 was activated, with average speed reductions of 48%. The system addresses a critical aw in ACC systems that cannot reliably detect stationary obstacles.
Stand: 05.452
www.bydasensor.com
Luxene Guidance Line
LUXENE - NETHERLANDS
An intelligent, illuminated road marking that provides continuous visual guidance in darkness, rain, and snow. The laserpowered, bre-optic light line is embedded in road markings with no electronics in the road surface. All power and control are centralised in a roadside cabinet, dramatically reducing maintenance while delivering low-energy visual guidance exactly where users need it.
Stand: 03.00K (Start Up Pavilion) www.luxene.eu
Nominees
Q-Free Road User Charging
Q-FREE - NORWAY
A distance-based charging system for private cars using easy-to-install, battery-powered, privacy-focused tags. Unlike traditional tolling at xed points, this solution enables dynamic pricing by distance and zones, supporting fairer road funding as fuel tax revenues decline. Extensively tested since 2021 in largescale pilots with proven reliability and user acceptance. Stand: 01.501 www.q-free.com
ePARK Zone Management
SKIDATA - AUSTRIA
A real-time parking zone management platform that enables operators to create, price and activate parking zones digitally in just two minutes. The fully-integrated solution seamlessly connects back-end platform, back-of ce administration and mobile app, with all con gurations instantly re ected for end users. It transforms parking set-up from a weekslong project into a simple, fast interaction.
Stand: 02.100 www.skidata.com
• POWER ASSISTED LIFT • INNOVATIVE
• CEN/TS TESTED
ParkIT
BOOKFLOWGO - UNITED KINGDOM
A valet management solution that successfully migrated Manchester Airport Group’s Meet & Greet operations across three airports with zero downtime. Handling over 850,000 cars and tracking 1.8 million vehicle movements annually, the cloud-based platform provides real-time operational data, consolidated insights across multiple locations, and streamlined work ows with reduced manual processes.
Stand: 12.235 https://bookflowgo.com
Cosmos Smart Traffic Management Platform 2.0
ORTANA - NETHERLANDS
A reshaped ITS platform with strong emphasis on design-led innovation. Built on GIS-based architecture, Cosmos 2.0 provides uni ed eld visibility through both control centre interface and mobile application, enabling operational and eld teams to bene t from shared situational context, streamlined coordination, and on-site reporting in a re ned, experiencedriven design.
Stand: 01.313 www.ortana.com
TLEX Interchange
MONOTCH - NETHERLANDS
A cloud-native engine for real-time, lowlatency data exchange between mobility actors. Built on AMQP and aligned with international standards such as C-Roads, it enables public authorities and infrastructure owners to deploy complex mobility data exchange through guided, wizard-based set-up, easily scaling from pilots to large operational deployments without redesigning data ows.
Stand: 02.227 www.monotch.com
NavTac Temporary Tactile Guidance Films
BRITE-LINE - CHINA
Temporary Tactile Guidance Films (NavDots & NavLines) provide clear, touchable guidance and hazard warnings for visually impaired pedestrians in changing environments such as construction zones and event areas. Easy to apply and remove without residue, these slip-resistant, high-visibility lms adapt to various surfaces, restoring independent mobility in temporary situations.
Stand: 07.130
http://en.brite-line.cn
Pieter Litjens Director of CROW (Chairman of the jury)
Tom Stone Editor, TTi and Intertraf c World
Adam Hill Editor, ITS International
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Knowledge at Full Throttle
You have an unmissable opportunity to take your front-row seat to what’s now and what’s next in infrastructure, safety, parking, traf c technology and seamless mobility. If knowledge is power, then the Intertraf c Summit is where you can claim yours
The 2026 edition of Intertraf c will have the most extensive summit programme to date. It will place arti cial intelligence rmly at the heart of the programme, highlighting the impact of AI and robotics on mobility, urban transitions, and interoperable solutions.
The Intertraf c Amsterdam 2026 Summit will feature numerous sessions showcasing how AIpowered technologies are reshaping infrastructure, traf c management, road safety, parking, and mobility services. Over 300 sessions are geared toward smart traf c monitoring, boosting road safety, improving road assets, ITS and autonomous vehicle deployment, advancing sustainability, digitising parking, and enhancing liveability in and around cities – all while creating smoother multimodal mobility services for travellers. Through real-world use cases and cutting-edge technologies, the programme will show how AI is driving smoother, safer, and more sustainable multimodal mobility.
This year, the programme features a dynamic mix of pitches, interactive sessions, panel discussions, workshops, design thinking sessions, master classes, and debates focused on tackling persistent challenges such as congestion, road safety, climate impact, and infrastructure strain.
Explore the Summit Theatres and
New
Thematic Open Stages
This year, the Summit has moved to Hall 5, where three impressive Summit Theatres and a spacious networking area provide the perfect setting to connect with speakers and peers.
New for the 2026 edition are four thematic Open Stages spread across the show oor: the Infra Stage in Hall 7, the Road Safety Stage in Hall 11, the Parking Stage in Hall 12, and the Next Mobility Stage in Hall 11. The latter is a brand-new platform showcasing active travel, shared and on-demand mobility, EV charging, logistics, mobility hubs, and even futuristic urban air solutions.
Sessions dive deep into the most pressing mobility issues: rising road fatalities, climate pressures, major reconstruction and road maintenance challenges, and growing congestion in and around urban areas. They also address the sector’s rapid digitalisation and data sharing, automation and electri cation, the need for accurate real-time traf c and travel data, and the push for interoperable mobility solutions that enable seamless end-toend journeys.
Valuable links are also being made between parking and traf c management, traf c management and urban air mobility, parking, public transport and shared mobility, as well as between parking and charging, cycling and ITS technology.
Special attention is given to content designed for road operators and city policymakers, ensuring each group nds concrete insights and actionable solutions tailored to their needs.
Guiding Tomorrow’s Traveller
To meet the needs of today’s increasingly digital traveller, traf c management and information services are undergoing a major digital transformation. Technologies that
improve traf c ow and provide smart, safe, and sustainable guidance, including in-car real-time traf c and safety services, are at the heart of the programme.
Sessions will cover topics such as AI-powered traf c and road safety analytics from Tomtom, smart tolling systems, and exible solutions for accident hotspots from Skytoll and Vitronic. The programme will also explore the evolving role of road operators in a digital world, discuss who truly guides the road user – the authority or navigation apps – with Tripservice, and examine innovative approaches to smart procurement, featuring insights from Yunex Traf c.
Additional highlights include new enforcement and camera detection systems, software for intelligent traf c light control, digital twin strategies for optimising signal operations, and AI detection of unusual, congested zones with oating car data from organisations such as Econolite, Haskoning, Be-mobile, and PTV.
Together, these technologies offer practical support to city policymakers and road operators, helping to keep traf c owing, maintain urban accessibility, and ensure safety for all road users.
Realising Large-Scale ITS and Automated Driving Deployment
The Summit also highlights the latest developments in ITS and automated driving, with a focus on real-world deployment and practical lessons learned.
Sessions cover C-ITS and connected infrastructure, digital services for drivers, and data-driven solutions for automated
and connected vehicles. Attendees will gain insights from European ITS projects and mobility data platforms, including Tisgrade, Data for Road Safety, various national ITS organisations, as well as smart data services from Haas Alert and Tomtom.
Experts from Kapsch, Haskoning, and Monotch will discuss connected mobility, digital infrastructure, interoperability, and standards. International speakers from Europe, the US, and Asia will share handson experiences with driverless vehicles from Einride, Adastec, Nissan, Weride, Wayve, Zelostech, and Glydways, showing that connected and automated mobility is already a reality.
Key panels will address topics such as the global state of autonomous vehicle deployment, integrating CAVs into public transport, AI in automated mobility, and ensuring user acceptance for connected and automated vehicles.
Modern and Future-Proof Road Asset Management
Attendees will discover innovative solutions for safe, climate-resilient road asset management. Topics include contra ow systems, skid resistance strategies for local authorities, road innovations, noise barriers, and evolving crash barrier standards for tomorrow’s mobility.
Special sessions feature a panel on ‘Paving the Way for Connected Automated Mobility’ from the European Union Road Federation and a discussion on ‘Future Roads Funding: Best Practices in Mobility Pricing’ from Arup and CEDR. Insights into research-driven AI for sustainable urban mobility are shared in ‘Smarter Roads, Smarter Cities’.
There will also be sessions on the use of probe vehicle data for asset management, such as the Dutch Road Monitor project and the Belgian 5G-RoadMonitoring project, a partnership of Be-mobile, Xenomatix, Asasense, and Citymesh.
Integration, Traveller Convenience and Smart Parking Services
The 2026 Summit programme places a strong emphasis on parking, exploring current trends and key challenges.
In Summit Theatre 1, the European Parking Association hosts a dedicated session on integrating parking with traf c management and AI in mobility on 11 March. The packed Parking Stage, organised in cooperation with Parking Network, features presentations and panels from leading organisations including Survision, Arrive, Indect, Designa, Bilogram, Urbiotica, Planet, Demondo, and Circontrol.
Topics cover smart parking enforcement, traveller convenience, free- ow parking, data-driven insights, innovative payment systems, integrated platforms, parking and charging, and smart kerbside management. Highlights include dynamic licence plate data for enforcement, human-centred parking solutions, using parking data to enhance user experience and generate revenue, future parking payments, and parking and mobility hubs.
The sessions demonstrate how smart parking contributes to more ef cient, accessible cities and plays a key role in the mobility ecosystem.
Data-Driven Road Safety and Protecting Vulnerable Users
Attendees will also explore smart data services and AI-driven solutions aimed at improving road safety, including digital twinning, intelligent enforcement, monitoring systems, and intersection safety enhancements. The programme features advanced mobility applications, sensor technologies, and asset management solutions from leading providers such as Acusensus, Eyyes, Miovision, Idemia, Roadscor, Kistler, Ekin, Sysnav, Parifex, and Safety21.
Special attention is given to work zone safety, with workshops from CEDR and the International Road Federation on effective management, safety assets, and road safety audits. Additional sessions highlight AI-based warning
Programme Packed with Mobility Experts
systems for road workers, advanced traf c enforcement, global initiatives for behaviour change, the use of ITS and predictive analytics to support automated road safety decisions, and AI-driven Traf c Monitoring for Enforcement for Safer, Greener Cities.
Future-Proof Mobility and Stimulating Active Travel
A new addition for Intertraf c, the Next Mobility Hall Feature (Hall 11) and Open Stage focus on electric vehicles and charging, mobility hubs, micromobility, active travel, shared services, and urban air mobility. Sessions explore sustainable urban mobility, multimodal travel, seamless mobility services, and the digital infrastructure needed for Mobility-as-aService, parking, and charging solutions from Fastned and Deftpower.
Workshops and panels cover cycling and transit solutions, micromobility pilots, mobility hubs, and strategies to promote active travel, with contributions from the Dutch Cycling Embassy, PTV, Haskoning, Technolution, and various leading micromobility providers.
Practical examples of seamless mobility services highlight interoperability and userfriendly design, while discussions address urban logistics, last-mile delivery combining ground and drone solutions, and inclusive mobility frameworks.
A special Drone Day Air mobility will be the theme of the Next Mobility stage on Thursday, 12 March, which will showcase urban air mobility, focusing on governing airspace, cross-sector collaboration, and integrating drones into sustainable urban mobility plans, a global vision for Advanced Air Mobility, and Air Mobility solutions for people and goods in 2035.
Check out the full programme on the Intertraf c website and select your favourite sessions in the Intertraf c Network app. https://www.intertraf c.com/ amsterdam/programme
This year’s Summit Programme showcases an impressive roster of speakers and panellists, with globally recognised mobility experts from across the world like Steve Phillips (CEDR), Luca Paone (PTV Group), Theo Thuis (European Parking Association), Ralf-Peter Schäfer (Tomtom), Thomas Pühringer and Klara Svejdova (Skidata), Michael Leyendecker (Skytoll), Chris Bruntlett (Dutch Cycling Embassy), Thomas Edl (Deltabloc International), Maarten Sierhuis (Nissan North America), William Riggs (University of San Francisco), Richard Bishop (Bishop Consulting), Alberto Chiulli (Mckinsey), Sunny Chakravarty (Econolite), Isabelle de Robert (Mobilitydata), Annet van Veenendaal (NDW), Ottavia Calamani (Intoroads), Rik Nuyttens and Christophe Nicodème (European Union Road Federation), Joost Vantomme and Stéphane Dreher (Ertico), Olga Gonzalez (Valerann), Itir Coskun (Swarco), Willem van Heijningen (City of Amsterdam), Elina Kalliala (Ramboll Transport), Spencer Rigler (TRL), Meredith Glaser (Urban Cycling Institute), Kai Bauer (Easa), David Bausek (Volocopter), Andrew Hately (Eurocontrol), Christian Grzona (Designa), Laura Caillot and Jerome Douret (Survision), Marc Boher Genis (Urbiotica), and Bernd Reul (Arrive) to name but a few.
Experience Live Tech Demos
Intertraf c Amsterdam isn’t just an exhibition; it’s a dynamic proving ground for the technologies reshaping our world
This year, we’re bringing the future to life with an exhilarating line-up of live demonstrations that will captivate, educate, and inspire. From autonomous shuttles navigating outdoor courses to delivery robots weaving through the
aisles and drones taking ight, these hands-on experiences are your exclusive ticket to witness the next wave of smart mobility in action. And don’t forget –numerous exhibitor companies will also be demonstrating their latest innovations
live on their stands.
So, get ready to engage with the pioneers and touch the tangible innovations that are accelerating the journey toward smarter cities, safer roads, and more dynamic businesses.
Experience the Future of Urban Transit
Step outside and step into the future with the Martha Project demonstration! This pioneering initiative from Rotterdam showcases a real-world, autonomous bus navigating a simulated urban environment. See rsthand how this cutting-edge technology is being trialled to create safer, more ef cient, and sustainable public transport solutions. It’s a tangible glimpse into the next chapter of urban mobility, where seamless, driverless transit could soon become an everyday reality. Don’t miss this chance to witness a live, outdoor demonstration of the connected and autonomous vehicles that are set to rede ne our cityscapes.
Ride the Pulse of Automated Mobility
All aboard for innovation! The Ohmio Autonomous Shuttle, called Lift, arrives at Intertraf c. It is a fully automated shuttlebus called: a shared, on demand, last-mile mobility solution designed for people and places with special or irregular transportation needs. Experience the Lift’s accessibility and welcoming interior. The vehicle is engineered with particular care for the needs of disabled users, ensuring truly inclusive mobility. It’s the perfect example of how autonomous solutions are solving real-world logistics challenges today, offering a compelling vision for rst- and last-mile journeys everywhere. Don’t miss your chance to take a ride and feel the seamless transition towards automated, ondemand transport.
The Silent Courier Revolution Hits the Aisles
Keep an eye on the exhibition oor—the future of delivery is rolling through the aisles! Robot.com will be demonstrating its agile delivery robot live at the show. Watch as this intelligent navigator deftly manoeuvres through pedestrian spaces, showcasing how automation is revolutionising last-yard logistics. From retail to hospitality, these robots represent a leap forward in ef ciency, safety, and convenience. This dynamic, up-close demo is your chance to see the quiet but powerful technology that’s reshaping how goods move in our shared spaces.
Street-Smart Innovation and Low Altitude Drones
The Next Mobility demo square is the place for a double feature of groundbreaking tech! First, there’s ZelosTech Robovan, a masterclass in last-mile delivery optimisation. This smart vehicle demonstrates how autonomous systems can streamline urban freight, reducing congestion and emissions. Then it’s a look skyward with the Urban Sky Lab, a project group whose aim is to integrate low-altitude airspace (drones of all shapes and sizes) into urban areas, ultimately enabling ights from the city of Amsterdam to other cities, such as Lelystad Airport and Rotterdam. In Amsterdam, ights would depart from the RAI. A 6x6 metre large scale model will tell the story and put you into the heart of the vision of future connectivity.
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Technolution
INNOVATIONS & SOLUTIONS
Tattile’s Comark+ Laser combines technology and expertise
Tattile has strengthened its technology portfolio by combining Comark’s decades-long expertise in laser and radar technologies with the company’s well-established excellence and market leadership in ANPR solutions.
Following this strategic integration, Tattile developed Comark+ Laser, a new generation high-precision laser designed for advanced traf c analysis, which the company will showcase.
Comark+ Laser is developed for accurate transit detection, triggering, vehicle classi cation, and precise measurement applications. Thanks to its innovative 210° aperture angle, it reliably detects vehicles traveling at speeds of up to 250 km/h and it covers up to two lanes simultaneously. Its revolutionary fog-proof engine prevents interference in harsh weather, maximising consistent
performance and data reliability.
The device features a compact, all-in-one solution that requires no external PC, simplifying installation and reducing system complexity. The laser scanner operates at 100 Hz, delivering exceptionally high detail and ensuring high accuracy and performance.
Comark+ Laser is also available with an optional radar module. The radar is used to determine the vehicle’s speed and direction, as well as its length. Furthermore, a combination of lasers allows them to be used for different applications and to handle different types of data.
As with all Tattile’s devices, Comark+ Laser is based on Stark platform, assuring
a seamless and effortless integration. Additionally, Tattile’s Stark is the rst software platform secure by design, expressly conceived to withstand the harshest cyberattacks, and it complies with IEC 62443 standards.
Tattile offers a dedicated team to design the best- tting solution for each project and skilled engineers to provide 360° technical support.
Stand: 01.436 www.tattile.com
Q-Free advances road user charging for private cars
One of the most important transportation questions facing the industry is how we will pay for roads in the future. As fuel tax
authorities are exploring new approaches to sustainable fund infrastructure.
Q-Free can now address this challenge with a Road User Charging (RUC) solution
point tolling, to a distance and zone-based charging model designed speci cally for private cars. Rather than charging vehicles at entry points, the system calculcates fees based on actual road usage, enabling authorities to better manage congestion, differentiate urban and rural travel, and account for external costs such as emissions, delays, noise, and accidents.
To support large-scale deployment, Q-Free has developed a new generation of compact, battery-powered GNSS-based vehicle tags that are cost-ef cient, easy to install, and well-suited for private vehicles. The solution, which will be showcased on the company’s stand, is fully compatible with DSRC,
including next-generation DSRC technologies.
Privacy is central to the system’s design. Built on a privacy-by-default architecture aligned with GDPR, only the data required for charging and billing leaves the vehicle, ensuring anonymity for road users.
The solution has been extensively validated through large-scale pilots since 2021, including the GeoFlow project. “Long-term pilot testing has been essential to validate performance, user acceptance, and data quality in real traf c environments,” said Ola Martin Lykkja, product manager for RUC at Q-Free.
Stand: 01.501 www.q-free.com
Ola Martin Lykkja
Discover Umovity’s
management platform deployed in cities worldwide, alongside PTV Flows, a cloudbased solution for incident visualisation and AI-powered congestion forecasting. Also featured will be PTV Model2Go, which uses smart automation to create a fully functional traf c model in just one week, and the nextgeneration detection technology of EPIQ Radar. Completing the showcase are the globally recognised standards for simulation: PTV Visum and PTV Vissim for multimodal transport planning and macroscopic and microscopic traf c analysis.
During insightful in-stand sessions, Umovity experts will demonstrate how Centracs Mobility, combined with PTV Flows, enables proactive traf c management and powerful forecasting capabilities.
Holistic Mobility Solutions
Umovity, which unites the strengths of the PTV Group and Econolite, takes a holistic approach to mobility by integrating advanced solutions across planning, traf c management, prediction, and on-site operations. This synergy combines best-in-class intelligent traf c management systems, cloud-based adaptive traf c control, real-time traf c management software, controllers,
cabinets, and sensor technologies from Econolite with PTV’s leading simulation and predictive modelling software. Together, they enable cities and agencies to enhance mobility while prioritising safety, intelligence, and sustainability.
Key highlights at the Umovity stand during Intertraf c will include several integrated solutions. Visitors can explore PTV Optima, the agship traf c
Stalker’s Next-Generation Lidar Photo Enforcement
Stalker Radar will be showcasing its LidarCam 2 which combines Lidar speed measurement with integrated photo and video capture in a single handheld or pole-mounted device. Each enforcement event generates a complete evidence package, including multiple 8-megapixel HDR images, an HD video clip, and detailed metadata such as speed, distance, time, and GPS location. Evidence is captured with a single trigger pull, helping of cers document violations quickly and consistently.
The LidarCam 2 also includes built-in ANPR and MMR. This functionality is available in a handheld format, as well as tripod-mounted, or xed roadside deployments.
A 10.9 cm touchscreen and headsup display provide the fastest target acquisition in the industry, while enforcement modes support school zones, construction zones, following-tooclose measurements, and operation in poor weather conditions. Up to 1 TB of
Umovity will also contribute to the Intertraf c Summit Programme with two expert presentations. Farnaz Tepper will present AI Data-driven, Rider-centred Service Planning for Sustainable Urban Mobility at 12:45pm on 10 March on the Next Mobility Stage in Hall 11. Additionally, Snehasis “Sunny” Chakravarty will deliver a presentation titled Elevating Intersection Safety: Innovative Solutions for Dilemma Zones on 12 March in Intertraf c Summit Theatre 3, located in Hall 5.
Stand: 02.218 www.umovity.com
internal storage allows agencies to retain thousands of evidence records on the device. Programmable buttons allow use even while wearing gloves.
access. The platform also allows LidarCam 2 as a practical evolution
Evidence can be managed locally using desktop software or through Stalker Command Centre, a cloudbased platform that enables secure storage, remote con guration, and evidence access. The platform also allows users to schedule their LidarCam 2 to capture violations with different speeds at different times of day, perfect for school zone enforcement. Together, these capabilities position the LidarCam 2 as a practical evolution of Lidar speed enforcement for agencies focused on transparency, consistency, and evidentiary integrity.
Stand: 01.543
https://stalkerradar.com/lidarcam-2
Lindsay to present new products and proven road safety portfolios
Lindsay is inviting visitors to Intertraf c to explore the Road Zipper System, see the unveiling of two exciting new products, and explore their full portfolio of road safety solutions.
Lindsay continues to lead the way in smarter, safer, and more ef cient solutions for work zones and congested roadways’ safety and mobility. Visitors to the company’s stand can get exposed to the Road Zipper System, a proven technology that delivers positive protection and dynamic lane management. Unlike traditional lane closures, the system enables quick and lane recon guration, reduces congestion, and enhances safety for both motorists and workers while maximizing work zone productivity.
This year’s show will also unveil two new product introductions, which the company says will reinforce its dedication to advancing roadway safety through global innovation. Designed with input from customers around the world, these innovative new solutions re ect Lindsay’s continued focus on durability, ef ciency, and real-world performance across
Traffic safety starts with knowing what’s happening - everywhere
As transportation agencies pursue safer roadways, one challenge remains constant: safety improvements depend on accurate, timely detection. From highways to intersections, understanding who is using the road and how is the foundation for safer operations.
Sensys Networks will be here to address these issues. For instance, the company’s MultiSens Intersection combines video AI with wireless in-road sensors to improve both signal actuation and safety outcomes. Video AI provides full-scene awareness, detecting vehicles, bicycles, scooters, and pedestrians, while wireless sensors extend detection upstream and midblock, where visibility is often limited. Together, they enable safer signal timing for vulnerable road users (VRUs) and generate reliable data to support planning and Vision Zero initiatives.
On highways, Sensys Networks solutions create a coordinated safety network. RTMS Echo radar supplies
a wide range of roadway environments. Lindsay will also highlight its trusted crash cushion portfolio, engineered for reliable, crash-tested performance in permanent and work zone environments. Additionally, the company will showcase its temporary road marking tape solutions, designed for superior visibility, durability, and ease of installation.
Lindsay, which has been reimagining traf c safety and mobility worldwide since 1984, says visitors to its stand will learn about how the can support their transportation projects. Reimagining traf c safety and mobility worldwide since 1984!
Stand: 08.340
www.lindsay.com
real-time speed and volume data that powers dynamic message signs that adjust speed limits based on conditions. FlexMag3 wireless sensors installed on on-ramps pair with radar data from the mainline to enable ramp metering and smooth traf c entry, while off-ramp sensors trigger ramp queue ushing to reduce high-speed rear-end collisions. The precision of wireless detection also supports red-light and speed
compliance, providing accurate, lane-level data that helps agencies encourage safer driver behaviour on dangerous roadways. By delivering accurate detection across highways and intersections, Sensys Networks helps agencies turn real-time data into safer results where they matter most.
Stand: 05.134 www.sensysnetworks.com
ROADS SAFER
Cutting-Edge System including Camera and 3D LiDAR Sensor
Connected mobility is moving from pilots to large-scale deployment, and roadside infrastructure must be scalable, adaptable, and capable of evolving with changing standards. With this, Ettifos will be at Intertraf c showcasing its software-upgradable C-V2X roadside unit (RSU), designed and built entirely in-house to help road operators make this transition with con dence.
At the heart of the RSU is the Ettifos Sirius Accelerator Chip (ESAC), a software-de ned C-V2X hardware accelerator supporting LTE-V2X and 5G-V2X sidelink (PC5), providing the ultra-low-latency, direct communication required for time-critical safety alerts. Rather than locking operators into xed hardware lifecycles, new standards, services, and applications can be activated through software upgrades, extending platform lifetime and avoiding costly, disruptive replacements.
This approach transforms the economics of V2X deployment, allowing critical road safety applications to be rolled out today while supporting
future use cases, particularly in cooperative and automated driving. Not only does it reduce the total cost of ownership, but it also supports the industry’s broader shift toward softwarede ned mobility systems.
Alongside its new RSU, Ettifos will present its full suite of V2X solutions, including its in-vehicle on-board unit V2X-AIR, a compact aftermarket V2X device (AVD) that enables rapid, scalable deployment without complex vehicle integration.
By combining chipset design with hardware engineering, embedded software, and application development, Ettifos provides the interoperability, integration-simplicity, and performance consistency that global deployments increasingly require.
For road authorities, partnering with Ettifos provides a practical and cost-effective pathway to safer, more ef cient, and future-ready connected transport networks.
Stand: 02.328 www.ettifos.com
Innovative approach to rural and remote road safety
Luxene, a dynamic start-up founded last year, will unveil an innovative solution to enhance safety on rural and remote roads, where conventional lighting is often too costly, causes light pollution, or is difficult to maintain. Its technology integrates a continuous guidance light line directly into road markings using laser-powered, side-emitting glass fibre.
Unlike mast lighting or in-road LED systems, Luxene’s solution is fully passive. The marking contains no electronics or power supplies within the pavement. Light is generated centrally and distributed via durable glass fibre, keeping the roadway simple, robust, and reliable. This design drastically reduces maintenance, cuts the risk of failure, and lowers lifecycle costs — a key advantage for rural infrastructure.
The system provides clear, lowglare guidance for road edges, curves, and alignment in darkness, rain, fog, and snow, without lighting the surrounding landscape. It delivers critical orientation precisely where needed, while minimising energy use and environmental impact.
At Intertraffic, Luxene will present a live demonstration of its guidance light line embedded into a road marking. Visitors can see firsthand how this passive technology offers a practical upgrade where traditional lighting is not viable.
Stand: 03.00K www.luxene.eu
Ekin to present next-generation mobile enforcement and unified systems
As a global smart city technology company, Ekin will present the next evolution of smart mobility and traf c management, shifting from xed infrastructure toward connected, mobile intelligence powered by Edge AI.
Ekin Bike Patrol is the world’s smallest full Edge AI 24/7 mobile ANPR system, transforming bicycles and scooters into intelligent enforcement platforms.
Designed for modern urban environments, Bike Patrol enables effective enforcement in pedestrian zones, bike lanes, parks, school areas, and event spaces where traditional vehicles cannot operate.
Despite its compact size, the solution delivers high-performance ANPR through full on-device Edge AI processing, ultra-high-
resolution imaging, and integrated LTE and GNSS technologies. Its silent, nonintrusive operation enhances safety for vulnerable road users while allowing rapid, low-cost deployment with minimal infrastructure.
Ekin will also introduce the redesigned Ekin Spotter, launching as the world’s rst solution to integrate AI-based automated traf c enforcement with real-time air quality monitoring in a single Edge AI device. By continuously
Haenni to show next evolution of strip sensor technology
Haenni Instruments will present the WL 401 – the next evolution of strip sensor technology. Far more than a visual update, the device represents a deliberate step forward in technical maturity. It was developed with a clear focus on robust, reliable performance under real-world operating conditions.
The WL 401 has been comprehensively re-engineered to enhance durability, measurement reliability, and long-term serviceability. A newly designed, larger pro le signi cantly improves operational safety in the eld. Compatibility with standard 17 mm compensation mats ensures straightforward integration, while the extended active sensing length of over one meter supports more consistent and precise load detection.
Fully drive-over capable, all electronics are fully integrated into the pro le and protected against environmental in uences. A built-in status LED enables fast and intuitive condition checks on
site, while the openable pro le design simpli es maintenance and service, helping to reduce downtime.
been fundamentally upgraded. Newly developed analogue circuitry and signal processing ensure stable, reproducible measurements, even at very low vehicle
measuring pollutants such as CO, NO2, PM2.5, and PM10, Ekin Spotter enables dynamic traf c interventions when air quality thresholds are exceeded. AI-powered ANPR and vehicle classi cation support automated compliance with low-emission and green zone regulations, delivering immediate and measurable environmental impact.
At the centre of this approach is Ekin Maestro OS, the company’s AI-powered command platform that connects data from mobile patrol systems, bike-based enforcement, and smart city infrastructure to deliver realtime situational awareness and operational control.
Stand: 01.341 www.ekin.com
speeds. Haenni states that, combined with improved handling solutions and precise calibration tools, the WL 401
Visitors to Intertraf c will have an opportunity to meet Intetra Technology and Information Services, a technology-driven solution provider and system integrator. The company specialises in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS), Electronic Toll Collection (ETC), railway technologies, and advanced traf c and mobility management solutions.
With deep expertise in smart mobility infrastructure, Intetra designs, develops, manufactures, and integrates end-to-end hardware and software solutions that enable safe, ef cient, and sustainable transportation networks. All core technologies are developed at Intetra’s in-house innovation and R&D centres and manufactured in the company’s own production facilities. This ensures high quality, exibility, and complete system integration capability.
Meet Intetra: Shaping the Future of Intelligent Mobility
Intetra will be highlighting the comprehensive solutions it delivers, including freeow and lane-based tolling systems, adaptive traf c management, AI-driven traf c analytics, high-speed weighin-motion systems, tunnel and highway management platforms, C-ITS applications, and integrated railway and smart city mobility solutions.
These systems help operators improve traf c ow, increase operational ef ciency, enhance safety, and reduce environmental impact. With ongoing projects across multiple regions and a strong focus on innovation, Intetra will demonstrate how it supports public authorities and infrastructure operators in building future-ready
transportation ecosystems. By combining advanced technology, engineering expertise, and operational experience, Intetra is shaping the future of intelligent mobility and connected transport systems worldwide.
Stand: 01.228
https://intetra.com.tr
Vitronic and SkyToll address the need to improve safety in increasingly complex traffic
Vitronic will exhibit jointly with SkyToll, presenting comprehensive end-to-end traf c enforcement and tolling solutions. A specialist in machine vision with over 40 years’ experience, more than 20,000 Vitronic systems are in use globally, establishing the company as a trusted one-stop shop.
The portfolio spans cutting-edge technology, from lidar and high-performance radar to AI-based enforcement equipment. These solutions address speed and red-light offences, detect dangerous lane and manoeuvring violations, and monitor access restrictions, railroad crossings, and pedestrian zones.
Key highlights on the joint Vitronic-SkyToll stand include the CDHx, a new generation of the iconic City Design Pillar developed with a strong focus on sustainable, green engineering. Its modular design offers exible con gurations for monitoring up to six lanes in various traf c scenarios.
Also being showcased will be the innovative Poliscan Enforcement Bar, which transforms standard light bars into multifunctional, high-tech sensor
devices. The device supports police operations daily by using AI-powered automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) to search for wanted cars and provide radarbased speed measurement. Vitronic will also present an AI-driven system for automated mobile phone and seatbelt detection, developed in direct response to the rising number of incidents caused by driver distraction.
A major innovation being highlighted will be Traf c Safety as a Service, a fully managed, comprehensive enforcement solution. This allows authorities to outsource entire processes, including system provisioning, maintenance, incident validation, ticket issuing, ne collection, and pre- nancing. Partnering with Vitronic provides authorities with the best of both worlds: deep technical expertise and extensive proven service. This partnership results in seamless work ows, reliable systems, more ef cient processes, and long-term investment security.
Stand: 01.108 www.vitronic.com
Road traffic crashes are the leading cause of death worldwide for ages 5-29 – making Vision Zero a global priority.
Agencies can make a difference - and we can help - with these solutions:
• Vulnerable road user detection & data
• Automatic incident detection (including peds)
• Red light and speed compliance
• Ramp metering & queue flushing
• Dynamic speed limits
Derq is introducing next evolution of traffic safety intelligence
Intertraf c visitors will get a rst look at Derq’s groundbreaking evolution in AIpowered traf c safety intelligence. The next generation of Derq Insight, a realtime safety and traf c insights platform, will empower agencies to move from reactive analysis to faster, more accurate, data-backed decision-making that improves safety and ef ciency at scale.
The release builds on the trusted capabilities that traf c engineers rely on today, while introducing new intelligence that moves Derq Insight beyond analytics to proactive decision support. Designed to help agencies act quickly and con dently when it matters most, the platform enables teams to shift from understanding what happened on the roads to uncovering why it happened and how to prevent it.
New capabilities include a generative AI-powered assistant co-pilot, advanced
traf c performance anomaly detection, expanded situational awareness, dynamic user roles to support crossfunctional teams, and more. Together, these advancements give agencies clearer visibility, deeper insights, and intelligent guidance to respond faster and make smarter, data-backed decisions.
Derq has long led the industry in accuracy, prediction, multimodal detection, near-miss analytics, and AI-driven safety insights. This latest evolution represents a major leap forward in traf c safety intelligence, offering agencies worldwide a smarter, more proactive approach to monitoring and taking decisive action on real-world transportation challenges at scale.
Stand: 05.350 www.derq.com
AGD showcases intelligent detection for safer, more efficient junctions
more ef cient junctions while reducing cost, complexity, and long-term maintenance. The company’s latest innovations—the AGD352 Multi-Lane Radar
and AGD646 Pedestrian Detector—demonstrate its continued focus on performance, reliability, and future-ready solutions.
The AGD352 Multi-Lane Radar transforms vehicle detection at signalised intersections. With a wide
110-degree azimuth, a single radar can monitor up to two arms of a junction and provide up to 32 detection points, signi cantly reducing on-street assets and potential points of failure. Mounted above ground at heights of up to six metres, it delivers loop-like performance without the risks associated with road surface degradation or damage to inductive loops. Already proven in MOVA (Microprocessor Optimised Vehicle Actuation) applications across the UK, the AGD352 also offers exibility for wider traf c control strategies, alongside vehicle classi cation across four variant classes. Reuse of existing infrastructure, intuitive setup software, and reduced installation time combine to lower deployment costs and deliver meaningful whole-life savings.
Meanwhile, the AGD646
Pedestrian Detector builds on the success of its predecessor, introducing AI-powered, vision-based detection speci cally designed for pedestrian environments. With a large 10m x 3m detection zone, it is ideal for busy, highfootfall junctions. Powered by an advanced Nvidia processor, the AGD646 enables accurate vulnerable road user identi cation, volumetric detection, IR illumination, and rich JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) data outputs via Ethernet.
Visitors to Intertraf c can experience interactive demonstrations of these advanced ITS solutions on the company’s stand, which it is sharing with its sister company, MAV Systems, as part of The Traf c Group.
Stand: 05.428
https://agd-systems.com
Quarterhill highlights a layered strategy for targeting overweight vehicles
As transport agencies contend with ageing infrastructure, rising freight volumes, and limited resources, improving weight compliance is now a critical priority. Overweight vehicles accelerate pavement deterioration, strain bridges, and increase long-term maintenance costs. At Intertraf c, Quarterhill
will spotlight how direct enforcement can address these challenges.
Direct enforcement uses in-lane weigh-in-motion (WIM) technology to identify and cite overweight vehicles automatically. This requires no of cer intervention and no need for vehicles to exit traf c. The approach enables
continuous, 24/7 enforcement across wider areas, improves operational ef ciency, and helps protect critical infrastructure. For agencies facing staf ng constraints or lacking space for traditional weigh stations, it offers a scalable solution.
Direct enforcement is not a wholesale replacement for existing tools, however. Accuracy requirements, legal frameworks, and local conditions mean it is most effective as part of a layered enforcement strategy. Where severe overloads are common, it can target the most damaging violations in live traf c. For marginal cases, static scales and secondary inspections remain vital for veri cation and legal certainty.
Quarterhill will emphasise integrating direct enforcement with WIM screening and legacy static scales. Together, these technologies create a graduated compliance model. This balances automation with accuracy, enforcement with education, and ef ciency with fairness. By advocating direct enforcement within a broader compliance framework, Quarterhill helps agencies shift from reactive maintenance to proactive infrastructure protection. The result is safer roads, longer-lasting assets, and a more sustainable approach to managing freight in an increasingly demanding transport environment.
Stand: 01.116 www.quarterhill.com
Rebloc reveals its Slim Highway Concept
Confronting climate change requires bold innovation, particularly in transportation, a major source of emissions. As demand for mobility grows, expanding infrastructure sustainably is a critical challenge. The solution lies in smarter designs that minimise environmental impact, starting with reducing land consumption. This is the driving force behind the pioneering Slim Highway Concept from Rebloc which will be showcased. It fundamentally reimagines highway cross-sections to optimise existing road corridors. The core of this approach is an innovative precast concrete vehicle restraint system (VRS). These barriers are rigorously crash-tested for maximum safety, featuring minimal dynamic displacement to protect motorists. Crucially, their slim pro le requires far
less space, freeing vital room within the same footprint.
The innovation extends beyond a slimmer barrier. The concept’s true power is the multifunctional integration of essential features directly into the safety structure. This includes combining noise protection walls, security fencing, and support for gantry or light poles into a single, uni ed system. This seamless integration eliminates the need for separate, space-intensive structures, leading to a cleaner aesthetic and signi cantly reduced land use. It is an ideal solution for upgrading congested urban corridors and heavily traf cked routes. Furthermore, the
space saved allows for the safe and ef cient integration of dedicated lanes for cyclists and pedestrians, promoting sustainable multi-modal travel. By applying the Slim Highway Concept to existing infrastructure, we can achieve substantial environmental bene ts: dramatically reduced land consumption and soil sealing, alongside lower embodied carbon from fewer construction materials. Ultimately, this represents a practical and intelligent strategy for building the sustainable, ef cient mobility networks of the future.
Stand: 08.448 www.rebloc.com
Efficient, all-weather mobile speed camera from Parifex
Parifex, a leading solution provider for speed enforcement and smart city project management, will be showcasing Compas, the small mobile speed camera that is revolutionising road traf c law enforcement.
Compas is a cutting-edge, ultra-light, mobile system designed for precise and reliable speed enforcement. By combining advanced 3D lidar with a high-performance camera, it delivers exceptional accuracy in all operational conditions. Its compact and weather-resistant housing allows for exible deployment on a tripod, ensuring maximum operational exibility. Engineered for ef ciency, Compas requires no prior site inspection and can be deployed
within minutes thanks to its automatic calibration and high positioning tolerance.
Certi ed for bi-directional enforcement across up to four lanes, Compas handles speeds from 30 to 250 km/h and can detect and process up to ve vehicles per second per lane. Advanced functionalities include automatic number plate recognition (ANPR), vehicle classi cation, lanespeci c speed limits by vehicle type, and more.
Delivered in a dedicated carrying case with a long-life battery, Compas provides a fully autonomous and reliable solution, enabling agencies to enforce speed limits ef ciently while improving road safety.
Stand: 05.319 www.parifex.com
Edeva will use Intertraf c to present its innovative Actibump and to seek global partners and resellers.
Having been in use for 15 years across the Nordics, Actibump is an
established and accepted solution for municipalities and road authorities committed to traf c safety. It solves the long-standing compromise between road accessibility and safety.
The Actibump activates only for speeding vehicles, while compliant traf c passes unimpeded. Edeva reports that it reduces speeding by up to 99% while maintaining traf c ow, thereby resolving the con ict between safety for vulnerable road users and accessibility for buses and other large vehicles. By curbing excessive speed, it creates safer streets, reduces accidents, and promotes a calmer traf c environment without penalising lawabiding drivers.
Additionally, the Actibump helps lower emissions and noise pollution. It provides a better working environment for bus drivers and a more comfortable ride for passengers, while allowing emergency vehicles to pass freely. The result is a proven, accepted solution that operates effectively in real-world conditions, 24/7, year-round, and in all weathers.
At its stand, Edeva will hold technical viewings of the Actibump daily at 11:00 and 14:00.
Stand: 02.109 www.actibump.com
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Swarco will once again command a major presence at Intertraf c, this year with two dedicated stands showcasing the full diversity of its global mobility portfolio. This dual presence highlights the company’s unparalleled position as a single-source provider for the complete journey, from the intelligence guiding traf c to the markings guiding drivers.
Swarco Intelligent Transport Systems
Step into the future of mobility on the Swarco ITS stand where ten agship projects from across the globe—from Stockholm to Agadir, and Washington DC to Doha—are brought to life. These case studies demonstrate the real-world power of Swarco’s AI in traf c control, adaptive management, and predictive systems that are actively shaping smarter cities and more ef cient journeys.
Visitors are invited to experience these innovations rsthand. They will be able to don a pair of VR goggles and immerse themselves in
the MetaCity Augmented and Virtual Reality environment. Here, visitors can interact with dynamic, future-ready mobility concepts in a fully realised digital space.
The stand will also serve as a launchpad for cutting-edge innovations. Explore digital twin technology and the latest in cooperative, connected, and automated mobility (CCAM) solutions in a dedicated technology area. Get a rst look at the new Combia Circular traf c light, crafted primarily from recycled polycarbonate, and the pioneering Flexicontrol prototype, Swarco’s wireless mobile traf c light system. These advancements underscore the company’s dual commitment to sustainability and radical innovation.
Beyond the technology, visitors will enjoy Swarco’s renowned hospitality and can meet an international team of mobility experts ready to demonstrate a clear message: the future of transportation is not a distant vision—it’s already a reality. This is an unmissable opportunity to see how Swarco is setting the global standard for safer, smarter, and more sustainable mobility.
Swarco Road Marking Systems
A short walk away, the Swarco Road Marking Systems stand offers a deep dive into the world of highperformance road marking solutions— engineered for exceptional visibility, unmatched durability, and trusted
The depth of Swarco’s portfolio is immediately clear. Discover how high-performance glass beads are paired with a comprehensive range of
marking materials, each tailored for speci c applications: from highways and airports to bike lanes and complex construction zones.
A key highlight is a novel cold plastic formulation that has been rigorously tested to withstand over 12 million wheel rollovers while maintaining retrore ectivity values far above standard requirements. This exceptional performance is no accident; it is the result of Swarco’s integrated approach, which fuses advanced material science with validated real-world testing and a relentless focus on lifecycle ef ciency.
Visitors shouldn’t miss the opportunity to engage directly with Swarco’s application experts to discuss their speci c project requirements, regulatory challenges, and performance goals. The team is on hand to provide practical insights and tailored solutions—whether the need is enhanced night-time visibility or durable, future-ready marking systems designed to maximise safety and value on roads worldwide.
Swarco’s comprehensive Intertraf c showcase, spanning intelligent software, sustainable hardware, and high-performance road safety materials, demonstrates the company’s integrated vision for modern mobility. From the algorithms managing tomorrow’s traf c to the markings that will guide it, the Swarco is not just participating in the industry’s evolution but actively engineering it, providing end-to-end solutions for safer, smarter, and more sustainable journeys worldwide
Stand: 02.222 and 07.227 www.swarco.com
Intercomp continues to weigh in with innovations
Intercomp continues to advance Weigh-In-Motion (WIM) and portable weighing technologies for traf c and ITS applications, as visitors to its stand will discover. By combining proven engineering with practical design, the company delivers solutions that balance performance, durability, and cost-ef ciency.
Intercomp’s strain gauge strip sensors have been adopted in more than 50
countries due to characteristics that consistently stand out in real-world operation. Key advantages include stable calibration over long periods, a robust design, and high measurement integrity across all traf c speeds.
These attributes result in cleaner WIM datasets, long-term reliability, and fewer eld interventions, reducing lifecycle costs and operational complexity. The technology is
certi ed and widely used for direct enforcement in many countries around the world, supporting applications where long-term con dence and measurement integrity are essential.
The MicroStrip sensor offers a high-quality, cost-effective solution for high-speed (HS) WIM data collection. Built using Intercomp’s GaugeSense strain-gauge technology, it
delivers consistent, reliable weight data while maintaining a lower pro le and reduced acquisition cost.
Designed for durability and long-term stability, MicroStrip sensors provide up to 40% cost savings over 4–5 years compared to piezo-polymer technologies, driven by reduced recalibration and replacement needs. This makes it an accessible solution with a highly favourable cost-toperformance ratio.
Intercomp will also showcase a broad portfolio of portable wheel and axle scales, including the LP788 (static), LS788 (static and WIM), and LS630 (static and WIM). The LS788 features a lightweight, low-pro le design optimised for portability, while the LS630 offers higher capacity and bene ts from established OIML and NTEP certi cations, making it the most widely adopted option for enforcement applications.
Stand: 01.211
www.intercompcompany.com
Theia to focus on smart telephoto for ANPR/LPR
Theia Technologies’ motorised TL1250P-IQ intelligent telephoto lens is engineered for ANPR/LPR applications where accuracy, uptime, and remote operability are critical. Covering a versatile 12–50 mm focal range with true 4K resolution (300 lp/mm), the TL1250P-IQ delivers the image clarity required to reliably capture number plates across multiple lanes, at varying speeds, and in diverse lighting conditions.
Unlike traditional telephoto lenses that require costly on-site access via gantries or bucket trucks, the TL1250PIQ enables fully remote zoom and focus adjustments. Traf c agencies and system integrators can ne-tune the eld of view or refocus after installation without lane closures, system downtime, or manual intervention. This dramatically reduces operational costs while keeping roadways owing safely.
At the core of the solution is Theia’s IQ Lens System, which integrates the motorised lens, calibration data, motor
control board, and software with a graphical user interface into one intelligent platform. Using the intuitive GUI and Python-based SDK, users can input real-world parameters, such as object distance or eld of view, and the system automatically converts them into precise motor movements for fast, repeatable setup.
Each TL1250P-IQ lens ships with lensspeci c calibration data in a machinereadable JSON le, enabling accurate focus tracking, distortion correction, illumination uniformity, and precise aperture control. Integrated visible/ NIR correction and remotely switchable 850 nm or 940 nm NIR lters ensure reliable performance day or night, making it ideal for modern ANPR/LPR deployments.
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to maximise accuracy, minimise disruption, and accelerate deployment for intelligent transportation systems.
Theia delivers a smart telephoto lens designed
Miovision reinvigorating Vision Zero with predictive analytics and V2X
As Intertraf c approaches, cities are facing interconnected mobility challenges that can no longer be addressed in isolation. Road safety, climate resilience, asset management, and evolving mobility demands are increasingly linked. While Vision Zero continues to guide policy, progress has slowed in many regions, highlighting the need for data-driven and adaptive approaches.
Miovision’s video-based multimodal analytics provide transportation teams with clearer insight into how streets operate in real-world conditions. Visibility into vehicle, bicycle, pedestrian, and curbside activity helps agencies identify risk, manage assets, and support safer, more sustainable mobility. Miovision Scout Plus supports smarter traf c management by delivering continuous insight that informs targeted safety and ef ciency improvements without largescale reconstruction.
Generative AI solutions and advanced analytics help transform complex mobility data into more accessible and actionable insights. In parallel, emerging V2X connectivity is expected to play an expanding role by enabling
information exchange between vehicles, eet operators, infrastructure, and road users. Together, these capabilities can support improved situational awareness, more ef cient eet operations, and the development of future connected and automated mobility environments.
These enclosures offer robust protection for sensitive equipment in extreme environments, serving sectors from energy and telecommunications to transport
The portfolio features several key solutions. The MDB series of modular distribution boxes provides flexible, scalable fibre termination and management,
applications. For rack integration, the ORMP patch panels ensure precise fibre organisation within a compact footprint. Supporting street-level infrastructure, the durable MDP pillar line enables easy installation and secure access to passive components. For central office environments, the purpose-built MDO cabinets ensure the structured and spaceefficient deployment of passive network elements.
Stand: 07.485
www.micostelcom.com
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Miovision will contribute to these discussions through two conference sessions led by Brent Rogerson and Craig Milligan, exploring how predictive safety analytics, intelligent transportation systems, and automation can help cities reinvigorate progress toward Vision Zero while building smarter, safer, and more climate-resilient mobility networks.
Stand: 01.241
www.miovision.com
Valtir’s crash tech will take centre stage
Global roadway solutions innovator Valtir will showcase a suite of infrastructure safety products at Intertraf c. Headquartered in the US and with nearly 60 years of expertise, the company’s products are deployed across highways, rural roads, urban developments, and niche markets in more than 70 countries. At Intertraf c, the spotlight will fall on
three key innovations: the Guard EN, the Centra, and EuroTracc.
The Guard EN is a truck-mounted attenuator for stationary or moving support vehicles, tested to Speed Class 100 (CEN/ TS 16786:2018). Its design incorporates two lightweight aluminium cartridges on a reusable steel frame with a 90° hinge for upright storage and transport. The system
absorbs rear-end impacts at speeds up to 100 km/h within the CEN standard. Key features include a power-assisted 90° lift for compact storage, replaceable energyabsorbing cartridges, and adaptability to all EU homologation requirements.
Next is the Centra, a redirective, bi-directional crash cushion for hazards up to 610 mm wide, compliant with EN 1317-3:2010 and tested to 110 km/h, 100 km/h, and 80 km/h performance classes. Its design features an impact head, frontal and intermediate diaphragms, and a freestanding backup structure, all connected via cable and thrie-beam panels. The open-frame, galvanised construction aids inspection and durability, and the CE-marked system is certi ed by an EU Noti ed Body.
Finally, the EuroTracc is a redirective, energy-absorbing crash cushion for uni- or bi-directional traf c, tested to EN 1317-3. It shields xed objects from 610 mm to 1,800 mm wide and is constructed from galvanised steel for long-life durability. Tested to 110 km/h (P4), 100 km/h (P3), and 80 km/h (P2), its interchangeable components help keep repair costs low for highway authorities.
Stand: 08.313 www.valtir.com
From Roadside to Resolution: Complete Enforcement Ecosystem
Truvelo will be at Intertraf c to showcase how enforcement moves seamlessly from the roadside to the back of ce. At the heart of its exhibit is the company’s VMS Back Of ce, presented as the ultimate enforcement hub that delivers a true end-to-end solution.
This capability will be visually demonstrated on its stand by pairing the VMS with a fully equipped BMW police motorcycle, featuring ANPR and a helmet camera, to illustrate dynamic roving enforcement in action.
Visitors can explore several cutting-edge innovations. The Fatal Four Enforcement
Solution (FFES) targets seatbelt use, mobile phone distraction, and dangerous driving. The Roving Bailiff PCN Enforcement Solution enables ef cient on-thespot penalty processing, while roving motorcycle speed enforcement utilises the latest radar technology. For noise pollution, an Acoustic Enforcement system targets nuisance motorists. Furthermore, the Autonomous Ghost Plate Detection system provides no-stop identi cation of criminal number plates.
Critically, the back of ce can integrate effortlessly with an ever-growing range of best-in-class third-party
equipment and various back-of ce systems. This provides operators with exibility and future-proofs their operations. Regardless of local legislation or the speci c offences being
enforced, Truvelo says it ensures seamless integration and a mature, end-to-end enforcement process.
Stand: 01.401 www.truvelouk.com
INNOVATIONS
Save lives with Citilog’s video AI for every environment
Visitors to the Citilog stand at Intertraf c will gain a deep insight into the company’s dedication to elevating road safety through its advanced video AI solutions, especially for high-risk environments like highways, bridges, and tunnels. They will see rsthand how Citilog’s AI-powered video analytics provide unmatched vigilance, even in the most challenging conditions.
Citilog’s Automatic Incident Detection (AID) system is pre-trained with deep learning on a vast dataset of real-world incidents. This enables it to excel at detecting critical events in seconds, when response time can save lives. From collisions, wrong-way drivers, and debris to pedestrians on the roadway, Citilog ensures rapid alerts for control centre operators. For instance, in France’s Vuache Tunnel, the AID system detected a vehicle re within seconds, enabling an immediate response and tunnel closure that averted secondary collisions and prevented dangerous smoke exposure in a con ned space where the consequences
could have been catastrophic.
Unlike other systems, Citilog’s deep learning algorithms intelligently lter out adverse weather conditions like rain,
snow, fog, shadows, and sun glare. This drastically reduces false positives and ensures reliable performance precisely when visibility is impaired.This all-weather capability means genuine incidents are never missed, providing operators with unwavering con dence. Beyond incident detection, Citilog also provides robust video AI for intersections, delivering rich data on vehicle and vulnerable road user movements to enable agencies to make informed decisions on signal timing and infrastructure improvements, further enhancing safety for pedestrians and
With Citilog, transportation agencies gain a comprehensive, resilient solution for safeguarding critical roadways. It ensures faster, more effective incident response year-round, with dramatically fewer false positives than many other systems.
Stand: 05.134
www.citilog.com
Intertraff will debut proactive safety and portable enforcement solutions
Intertraff will use Intertraf c to showcase its advanced traf c portfolio and launch the latest version of its Noxis distracted driving detection system.
The enhanced Noxis solution now integrates with a full-colour variable message sign (VMS) to communicate with drivers in real time. When the system detects a violation — such as handheld mobile phone use or an unfastened seatbelt for the driver or front passenger — the VMS can display an immediate, speci c warning. This capability marks a strategic evolution from purely punitive enforcement towards proactive road safety. The aim is to help road users correct risky behaviour on the spot, fostering
immediate compliance. Where legislation permits, the same robust platform can also generate enforceable digital evidence packages and back-of ce exports for streamlined processing.
Concurrently, Intertraff will introduce a new, fully portable traf c-light enforcement system. Designed for rapid deployment, it operates on integrated batteries or optional solar panels, requiring no xed power connection. The system detects traf c-light states via a dedicated video camera, eliminating the need for trenching or intrusive electrical work. This design minimises impact on existing infrastructure and allows for remarkably
quick installation. The D-Cop traf c-light enforcement camera can typically be installed, con gured, and commissioned in around 30 minutes, making it an ideal solution for temporary traf c hotspots, longterm roadworks, and pilot enforcement projects.
Through these innovations, Intertraff demonstrates its commitment to transforming traf c monitoring into an active, intelligent, and real-time safety tool. The company is showcasing how technology can move beyond simple violation recording to actively protect all road users.
Stand: 01.504
www.intertraff.com
Japanese quality and proven reliability for parking solutions
Sanei Electric, a trusted Japanese manufacturer, will present its latest lineup of kiosk printers at Intertraf c. The company’s commitment to ‘Made in Japan’ craftsmanship ensures exceptional quality, durability, and long term performance, earning it strong recognition in global markets.
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AI-driven
intelligence from MAV Systems
At Intertraf c, MAV Systems will be showcasing how intelligent ANPR technology can deliver optimised transport and parking operations while enhancing ef ciency, accuracy and road safety. The company’s latest innovations, MAV Mobile, MAV AiQ and BayiQ, demonstrate its continued focus on performance, reliability and future-ready traf c intelligence solutions.
MAV Systems is a leading provider of intelligent automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology, delivering advanced data capture and analytics for smart cities, highways, tolling, parking, and enforcement applications.
MAV Mobile offers operators instant ANPR intelligence without xed installs, delivering increased enforcement accuracy, faster identi cation and behavioural tracking. Supporting advanced operational coverage and lower operational costs through exible deployment and reliability, MAV Mobile offers independent in-car management or seamless integration with new and legacy backof ce systems.
MAV AiQ is the company’s advanced AI-powered analytics platform, delivering real-time
vehicle data intelligence and powerful insights for traf c management, enforcement, and planning. By combining deep learning with high-performance ANPR capture, the platform supports vehicle GhostPlate identi cation, classi cation, behavioural analysis, data ltering and secure API integration, enabling smarter decision-making across transport networks.
Sanei’s printers are widely adopted in parking applications worldwide, where reliability, print accuracy, and stable operation are essential. From ticketing machines to payment kiosks, they deliver consistent performance in both indoor and outdoor environments, meeting the demanding needs of modern parking systems. The company offers one of the industry’s broadest printer portfolios, ranging from compact mechanisms to fully integrated modules. A rich selection of options—including presenters, bezels, cutters, and mounting con gurations— allows system integrators to tailor each printer to their speci c application, ensuring seamless integration into diverse kiosk designs and work ows.
Backed by extensive sector experience, Sanei Electric provides expert guidance to help customers select the optimal printer, whether the priority is speed, durability, paper handling, or environmental resistance. Its solutions are designed to meet the precise requirements of parking operators and equipment manufacturers.
BayiQ extends MAV’s intelligent detection capabilities to bay and zone monitoring applications, providing accurate vehicle presence and dwell data for parking, kerbside management and smart city applications. With rich data outputs and seamless integration into existing parking and ITS platforms, BayiQ supports ef cient space management, policy enforcement and datadriven urban planning.
Sanei Electric says it looks forward to showcasing its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer focused engineering, offering printer solutions
these advanced ANPR and traf c intelligence solutions at the stand it shares with sister company Systems
Stand: 05.428 www.anprcameras.com
Visitors to Intertraf c can experience demonstrations of these advanced ANPR and traf c intelligence solutions at the stand it shares with sister company AGD Systems as part of The Traf c Group.
that elevate the reliability and ef ciency of parking applications globally.
www.sanei-elec.co.jp/en/
Observe Traffic Conditions Without
Influencing Behaviour
Understanding how drivers behave under normal conditions, particularly when no signs, displays, or of cers are present, is key to understanding when and where speed enforcement and traf c calming measures are needed most. The Street Dynamics Traf c Data Collector 2 (TDC 2) which will be highlighted at Intertraf c is designed to collect traf c and speed data without drawing attention or in uencing driver behavior.
Small, lightweight, and CE certi ed, the TDC 2 is discretely housed in a weatherproof enclosure roughly the size of a paperback book. It mounts easily to poles or signposts and can be deployed or relocated in minutes. Once activated, it collects traf c
data continuously, recording speed, direction, time, and volume for both approaching and receding vehicles. This allows agencies to study traf c
patterns on both sides of a roadway using a single device.
An internal battery supports operation for up to eight days, while an optional
solar kit enables long-term, unattended deployment. Data access is exible. Surveys can be retrieved via USB or short-range wireless or viewed remotely using the optional 4G connection and Street Dynamics Web Portal. Analysis tools allow users to generate traf c counts, speed distributions, and charts suitable for infrastructure planning, grant applications, and community engagement.
By giving agencies direct ownership of both the equipment and the data, the TDC 2 offers a practical way to gather reliable traf c insights on demand, without relying on third-party data collection services.
Stand: 01.543
https://streetdynamics.com/tdc-2
Harrier Series ANPR Cameras set a set benchmark
QRO Solutions will be in Amsterdam to demonstrate how it is rede ning the landscape of automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) with its compact, yet powerful, Harrier Series ANPR cameras. Engineered to deliver outstanding accuracy and performance, these devices offer exceptional detection and recognition capabilities across a wide range of number plate types and styles. According to QRO Solutions, what sets its technology apart is the seamless integration of advanced features within a highly competitive base unit price. Both cameras are equipped with built-in GPS, 4G connectivity, Wi-Fi, and H.264 video streaming as standard, ensuring robust performance in various deployment scenarios.
camera boasts a motorised zoom lens capable of monitoring up to three adjacent lanes where mounted overhead. This adaptability makes it a powerful solution catering for diverse and varied infrastructure needs.
Both models support advanced video analytics, including vehicle make, model, colour, and vehicle classi cation. QRO’s development roadmap promises further
AI-driven enhancements, such as ADR (hazardous goods) plate detection.
QRO Solutions is inviting delegates to visit its stand (05.359) to further discuss the bene ts these ANPR camera solutions can deliver.
The Harrier Mini Fixed ANPR camera weighs under one kilogram and measures just 190mm x 99mm x 63mm, it is ideal for both xed, mobile, or redeployable use. Its sleek, compact design makes it the perfect partner for the Harrier AI Fixed ANPR camera, offering exibility without compromising capability.
Meanwhile, the Harrier AI Fixed ANPR
Stand: 05.359 www.qrosolutions.co.uk
ICE Tech systems deliver smarter border and transport management
ICE Tech, a Dubai-based software solutions provider, develops and implements digital systems for government use. At the event, the company will showcase solutions that support border management, transport information systems, road tolling, and law enforcement.
ICE Tech delivers integrated platforms that combine hardware, software, and data infrastructure to enhance operational ef ciency, compliance, and revenue management.
The company’s core platform, the Integrated Country Engine (ICE), enables
multiple government agencies, processes, and data sources to integrate into a single system. This allows authorities to manage operations centrally, improve data consistency, and support informed decisionmaking across transport and enforcement functions.
ICE Tech solutions are designed to operate within existing technical environments and integrate with legacy systems. By digitising manual and fragmented processes, the platforms enable more consistent service delivery and reduce operational inef ciencies for public sector organisations. The company works with
national transport networks and the movement of people and goods. Its focus remains
Dynaroads to unveil world-first self-moving barrier
Swiss company Dynaroads will launch what it says is a worldrst self-moving barrier fully automatic contra ow traf c management system. One or more lanes can be switched from one direction to the other by remote control from the traf c control centre. The company says the switching process takes less than 15 minutes, so that an additional lane can be provided for directions with a higher traf c volume if necessary. The switch can be made several times a day. For example, in the morning towards the city center for commuter traf c, in the evening out of the city, then back into the city for the evening sporting xture or concert, out of the city again after the event, and back into the city the next morning. The
reduction in traf c jams can be signi cant, claims Dynaroads. The core element of the system is the company’s Dyna-Switch - a self-propelled guardrail with a length of up
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Whether we’re reconfiguring lanes to mitigate collisions, improving road construction efficiency, or designing innovative barriers that reduce repair time for workers, Lindsay continues to provide sustainable and efficient innovations that make a difference. Together, we can keep roads — and the people on them — moving safely.
