Edición de Marzo de 2025 de la revista Traffic Technology Online

Se ha publicado la edición de Marzo de 2025 de la revista Traffic Technology Online, que puede consultarse por completo de manera online en el siguiente enlace, y cuyos apartados más destacados mostramos a continuación:

• COVER STORY
  • Fake it to make it – Big players in AI are developing synthetic data to fill the gaps for traffic modeling, trend analysis, autonomous vehicles and more. Today, as Christopher Court-Dobson discovers, this tech is at the center of a growing debate: can we really trust artificially generated facts?
• FEATURES
  • AVs & AI – As the powers of AI perception and analysis increase, so the ways in which automated vehicles (AV) systems are being developed are changing, impacting both driver assistance systems and autonomy at Level 3 and beyond. Tom Stone finds out more
  • Enthusiasm for curbs – Once curbs were places you were either allowed to park at or were not. Today, this infrastructure is under growing pressure from a surge in home deliveries, ride-hailing apps, micromobility, EV charging and more. Tom Stone takes a closer look at some of the software solutions helping cities to manage this valuable asset more effectively
• INTERVIEW
  • Intelligent development – As director of the ITS Joint Program Office at the USDOT Brian Cronin helps oversee V2X deployments across the nation. Here he give insight into the progress made so far and shares his optimism for this technology and the wider field of ITS
• REGULARS
  • Driving Revenue – JJ Eden muses on the potential demise of the tolling transponder
  • The Mode Warrior – Greg Winfree on the potential for V2x to enhance road weather information
  • Human Factors – Why automated parking systems often fail the human test, by Professor Nick Reed
  • The Route Finder – Kirk Steudle advocates for quantifiable benefits of ITS to better target future deployments