In our recent webinar, Vantage PedSafe in Action, we explored how Iteris technology is transforming pedestrian safety at one of the most dangerous types of crossings: mid-block crosswalks near busy campuses.See More >
Last month, Iteris and Almaviva took another exciting step forward in our shared journey—this time, together in Austin, Texas, at the 2024 APTA Mobility Conference.See
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Intersections are complex environments where decisions—made by drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and infrastructure—must align precisely to ensure safety. See
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Traffic intersections are some of the most dangerous points on our roadways, where vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists converge. Red-light running and vehicle-pedestrian conflicts are common causes of crashes, often leading to severe injuries or fatalities.See
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This guide is for those new to the field, providing an overview of transportation planning and exploring its importance, how it works, best practices, and more.See More
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As probe data becomes increasingly central to the way agencies track changes in traffic over time, the question of whether this data is trustworthy is a fair one.See More
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Signal Trends, the new set of probe data-based performance metrics within ClearGuide®, helps agencies reduce congestion by monitoring traffic signal performance and identifying deterioration at the intersection without reliance on infrastructure.See More
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The next USDOT Notice of Funding Opportunity has been announced for the IIJA Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program: FY24 SS4A Notice of Funding Opportunity | US Department of TransportationSee More
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You’ve heard of disruptive technology—the car, the cellphone, streaming services—some of the most commonplace items in our daily lives were innovations that completely transformed their industries. See More
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At the end of Bike Month this past May, I reflected on what great bike infrastructure is and my journey to becoming a bike commuter. Years ago, I would find myself scanning through Google Maps trying to decide what would be the fastest and safest route to bike to work. I live about 17 miles from my office and thought I could probably bike to work once a week, but it never happened.See More
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John Lower highlights some of Washington, DC's greener mobility options ahead of the ITSA Annual Meeting in June.See More
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