More recently, as automated vehicle technologies have been deployed, the most commonly referenced highway infrastructure element that is needed to support their deployment is "better" pavement markings-although there is typically very little detail provided to understand what "better" means.

This webinar provides an overview of the process implemented by the DfT, some results of progress that has helped transform this sector, including some examples of the work undertaken by individual Local Authorities, and discusses in detail some lessons learnt and how the underlying road asset management standards and guidance have helped play a role in improving outcomes for UK’s local road networks.

In this this webinar, a panel of ITS and road safety engineering experts will share how dozens of agencies including Los Angeles, Austin, Calgary, and Montreal are transforming their approach to road safety using video analytics powered by artificial intelligence. The key idea underlying the use of video analytics in road safety is that engineers who detect patterns of near-misses can act to prevent fatalities before they occur.

Join nationally recognized pavement expert Magdy Mikhail, PhD, PE, to learn how data-driven asset management practices can help cities and counties get the best performance, longevity, and return on investment from their pavements.

RoadBotics Specialists Todd Saulle, Product Manager, and Miles Campbell, Senior Solutions Engineer, will introduce you to 6 different types of pavement distresses, how they originate, and what they can turn into if not properly addressed or maintained.

This webinar will include an overview of the motivations for Road User Charging (RUC) in the age of declining revenue sources by explaining how RUC is both a major step toward direct user fees for motorists and an opportunity to examine the linkage to investment decision making, because road charging contains not only revenue data but also direct information about usage of the road network that does not exist in fuel taxation.

This webinar is about how cooperative ITS is creating new opportunities to transport professionals to tackle mobility issues such as road safety, traffic congestion and energy efficiency. Thanks to wireless communication technologies, data exchange between components and actors of the road transport system, very often between vehicles (vehicle-to-vehicle or V2V) or between vehicles and infrastructure (vehicle-to-infrastructure or V2I), generate new sources of valuable and reliable information that can feed new generation of ITS services.

This webinar features the method and approaches for creating a Performance-Based Report for Low Volume Roads using the available cost-effective Road Survey technology; The Roadroid Smartphone Survey System. In this Webinar, Experts from Road Maintenance and Traffic Management System share their approaches and 20+ years of experience on how to manage the Low Volume Roads focusing on Gravel and Unsealed Roads.

This webinar features the method and approaches for creating a Performance-Based Report for Low Volume Roads using the available cost-effective Road Survey technology; The Roadroid Smartphone Survey System. In this Webinar, Experts from Road Maintenance and Traffic Management System share their approaches and 20+ years of experience on how to manage the Low Volume Roads focusing on Gravel and Unsealed Roads.

This webinar poses questions that need to be answered to know to what extent RUC might fit your road funding system, and where further alignment may need to be created.

Road scanning tools have significantly improved in the last 20 years with the introduction of advanced technologies like Lasers, Lidars, Accelerometers, and Stereo-Vision. These instruments allowed to speed-up the measuring campaigns and to move from qualitative to quantitative evaluation. Nevertheless, the cost of road mapping is still high, limiting the updates to larger organizations and making these technologies inaccessible to small companies and municipalities. The latest development in the field of autonomous driving (AD) could bring a significant revolution in connection with the developments of vehicle to infrastructure communication (V2I). This webinar will introduce these concepts showing state-of-the-art sensors for AD and how this revolution is already making advanced mapping tools accessible to everyone.

Surrogate indicators are an alternative or a complement to traditional safety analyses based on crash records only. This three-part webinar will deliver a complete overview of the science and applications of surrogate safety in achieving Vision Zero targets. The goal is to assist participants understand the rationale for using different surrogate risk measurements in traffic safety through recent research showing strong crash prediction power of surrogates as well as recent case studies where surrogate risk data influenced real-world engineering projects.

Automotive OEMs and many mobility players have been some of the hardest hit in the automotive world due to COVID-19. This could lead to a direct long-term impact on the autonomous vehicle industry too due to the macroeconomic trends, changing consumer behaviour and regulatory developments. On one hand we see players such as Waymo, Pony.AI, Cruise suspending services and testing activities, on the other hand there are players such as Nuro that have started using its self-driving vehicles to deliver prescriptions to pharmacies. This webinar will talk about such use cases, and our analysis of how the global autonomous and connected vehicle market will evolve in the coming, post-COVID, years.

Road traffic injuries claim 1.35 million lives each year with a disproportionate impact on health and development. They are the ninth leading cause of death across all age groups globally and the leading cause among young people aged between 15 and 29 years, costing governments approximately 3% of GDP and 5% in low- and middle-income countries.

Mobility services are undergoing spectacular changes with the introduction and widespread use of cloud communication and connected vehicle technology. Incremental interventions on the physical and digital road networks are required to allow traffic control systems to cope with mixed vehicular traffic and optimize traffic guidance functions. This webinar will present the current state of the art in responsive and fully adaptive traffic management solutions, as well as opportunities to leverage the vast amounts of data captured by sophisticated traffic management systems

While the world combats the COVID-19 pandemic, infrastructure owners are still responsible for inspecting their bridges, roadways, and tunnels to report their current conditions to the Federal Government.

Learn how you can improve end-to-end field operations for bridges and other structures using integrated enterprise solutions and mobile applications.