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Freedom is key,

how about safety?

ATSOMETER

Breaking traffic rules is a choice, but the results can be

devastating. Investment in safety needs to be smart and

choosing the right traffic enforcement solution will help you

save lives.

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traffic enforcement technology, is your best partner for safe

and reliable solutions.

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P.O. Box 4959

2003 EZ Haarlem

The Netherlands

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Fax: +31 (0)23 527 69 61

[email protected]

www.gatsometer.com

We look forward to meeting you at Intertraffic Amsterdam (stand 01.314)
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CONTENTSIntertraffic Amsterdam 2010 Previewwww.worldhighways.com www.itsinternational.com

Published byPublished by Intertraffic Amsterdam 2010 PREVIEW

05 WELCOME TO INTERTRAFFIC 2010>Erik Dijkshoorn, Intertraffic Domain Manager, outlines why

there is no other single event that could provide you with the

knowledge and insights you will gain by attending Intertraffic.

06 GENERAL INFORMATION>Getting to Intertraffic, event opening times, hotels, and more

9-12 INNOVATON AWARD FINALISTS>The seventeen companies, and the products, that have made it

to the finals of the Intertraffic Innovation Award competition

15-16 INTERTRAFFIC SEMINARS

>A menu of the technical presentations, industry trends, marketdevelopments, and business cases, as well as pilot project

results, panel discussions, tenders and project launches to help

you plan which ones to attend

18-25 COOPERATIVE MOBILITY SHOWCASE>A major international high-level conference on the theme of

cooperative mobility, live on-road demonstrations and the

i&CDrive Expo, a show within a show. This world-class

showcase will provide a unique opportunity to understand how

the deployment of European cooperative systems smart

vehicles on intelligent roads will enhance safety, the

environment, and mobility.

26-29 EXHIBITION FLOOR PLAN AND

COMPLETE EXHIBITOR LIST

31-58 PRODUCTS & SERVICES

>Fifteen packed pages featuring some of the vast range of

products and services being unveiled

9-12 INNOVATION AWARD FINALISTS

18-25 COOPERATIVE MOBILITY SHOWCASE

31-58 PRODUCTS & SERVICES

London OfficeCo-ordinating editor: James Foster [email protected] editor: David Crawford [email protected] Director: Manuel Battista [email protected] team: Fulvio Bonfiglietti (Italy), Daniel Emmerson, Jorg Heller

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WELCOMEIntertraffic Amsterdam 2010 Previewwww.worldhighways.com www.itsinternational.com


This years event, being held from 23-26 March, is special. But more than

that, it is groundbreaking. It adds many new features and innovations to

what is already recognised as the worlds most authoritative trade fair for

traffic technology and infrastructure.

This is the 20th edition of Intertraffic Amsterdam, and we are celebrating

a history of successful events stretching back 38 years to 1972. If you have

attended Intertraffic before, you will find the same core elements, only bigger

than ever: over 750 exhibitors from more than 40 countries virtually the

entire top 50 global concerns are participating with a breathtaking array of

products, services and solutions focused on infrastructure, ITS/traffic

management, safety, and parking.This year, reflecting the dynamic growth of this broad and evolving

industry, we have added two new segments; environment and cooperative

systems.

Intertraffic Amsterdam 2010 has grown, and not just in the number of

exhibitors and industry segment coverage. Theres a new and larger hall

configuration with the stunning new RAI Elicium building as the core of the

event so visitors will enjoy unique access to the largest sector overview of

innovations, network gatherings and learning opportunities, as well as a

large outdoor area with live demonstrations.

And speaking of innovations, this years Intertraffic Innovation Awards

reflects the six industry segments, with exhibitors from nine countries

winning through to the shortlist for the most innovative exhibits at the event.

Category winners from the 17 finalists, selected by an international judging

panel, and the overall Intertraffic Innovation Award winner will beannounced at the opening ceremony on the first day.

In terms of learning opportunities, this years event will offer unparalleled

options. Firstly, it will again feature a packed, four-day Intertraffic Seminar

programme. There will be technical presentations on products and services,

on trends, market developments and business cases, as well as pilot project

results, panel discussions, tenders and project launches. Attendance is free

for visitors.

Secondly, a key, and indeed, unmissable new feature of this years event

will be the Cooperative Mobility Showcase, a world-class showcase of

innovative vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure technologies ,

which will run concurrently with Intertraffic from 24-26 March. It will feature

a major international high-level conference on the theme of cooperative

mobility, live on-road demonstrations, and the i&CDrive Expo, a show

within a show in Hall 9.During the conference, which will feature a host of VIP speakers,

including Camiel Eurlings, the Dutch Transport Minister, senior figures from

the EC, international corporations and academia, the final results of three

major, multi-year, European integrated projects, COOPERS, CVIS and

SAFESPOT, co-financed by the EU, will be presented. Every aspect of

cooperative mobility, from policy through to implementation, will be covered

in detail over the three days of the conference.

This Preview Supplement, prepared in collaboration with ITS International

and World Highways, should provide you with a flavour of what Intertraffic

Amsterdam 2010 has to offer and what you can expect when you attend.

Quite simply, there is no event of this scope and scale in the world. No

other single event that could provide you with the knowledge and insights

you will gain by attending Intertraffic. So make sure you pre-register before

the show for fast track access to avoid delays or queuing at the entrance. All

you have to do is visit www.intertraffic.com. In addition, we will keep you

informed by email about the latest developments in the run up to the show.

The Intertraffic team looks forward to welcoming you here from 23-26

March.

Erik Dijkshoorn

Intertraffic Domain Manager

Welcome to Intertraffic Amsterdam 2010!
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GENERALIntertraffic Amsterdam 2010 Previewwww.worldhighways.com www.itsinternational.com

AmsterdamAmsterdam is one of Europe's most appealing and charm-

ing 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 couldnt

be easier. The main 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

efficient 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 of the world.

So after your time at Intertraffic 2010, when you want to

relax this vibrant city offers a vast array of culture, history,

art (for instance, the Rijksmuseum with the largest collec-

tion of Dutch Masters) and exciting nightlife to suit any

taste.

Intertraffic 2010 venueThe home of Intertraffic is Amsterdam RAI, which isonly ten minutes from Schiphol International Airport.

The venue has its own train station and is well served by

trams and other public transport. It also has a large

underground carpark.

The RAI is situated alongside Amsterdams A10 ring

motorway (exit S109).Surrounded by a park, pavement

cafs and restaurants, the RAI Convention Centre is also

just a few minutes away from the heart of Amsterdam,

with its lovely canals and countless attractions.

Hotels and moreWherever in the world you are, making arrangements to visit

Intertraffic 2010 couldnt be easier! For accommodation and

travel, the smart solution is to turn to the experts -Amsterdam RAI Hotel & Travel Service which has 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 officially appointed by Intertraffic,

youll be using hotels with other event visitors, increasing

your networking opportunities.

A word of warning, however! Hotel rooms are in great

demand during Intertraffic, so make sure you book in time.

Visit www.rai.nl/hotelservice today to check out available

hotels. You can search for accommodation by star rating and

area, view a map showing the location in relation toAmsterdam RAI, and find detailed information about each

hotel, including facilities and photos. When youve made

your choice, use the online reservation system.

The RAI Hotel & Travel

Service can also provide you with

air travel to and from

Amsterdam, car rental, excursions

in and around Amsterdam, as well as airport transfers.

www.rai.nl/hotelservice.

Register for Intertraffic 2010 today!Remember, pre-registration = free access. So pre-regis-

ter today and you will receive an email confirmation

explaining how to collect your visitors badge at theshow. Pre-registered visitors will also be kept posted on

the latest show news with regular visitor updates.

Visit www.intertraffic.com and register today!

INTERTRAFFIC GENERAL INFORMATION

LOCATION

Amsterdam RAI

Convention Centre

Halls 1-6, Europa Foyer

and Halls 9-11

Europaplein 8

1078 GZ Amsterdam

The Netherlands

www.intertraffic.com

OPENING HOURS

Tuesday 23 March

10.00 - 18.00 hours

Wednesday 24 March

10.00 - 18.00 hours

Thursday 25 March

10.00 - 18.00 hours

Friday 26 March

10.00 - 16.00 hours

RAI Elicium, the new contemporary face of Amsterdam RAI. Its striking designhas not just provided a modern and innovative appearance for the RAI, but animpressive new addition to Amsterdams skyline. The Elicium will be a centralpart of Intertraffic 2010 since it links, in a unique way, halls 1-5 and 9-11.
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FIRST IN TRAFFIC SOLUTIONS.

SWARCO YOUR ONE-STOP SHOPFOR INTELLIGENT TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

From highly reective road markings through brilliant LED signals to adaptive trafc control and entire

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trafc industry. We enable you to better manage travel for all road users und create safer driving

conditions on both urban networks and motorways. Talk to us frst.

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E. [email protected], www.swarco.com

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Infrastructure Solutions that fit together

www.hsroads.com

HS Roads is a group of companies within Hill & Smith Holdings PLC. Driving value through innovation and improvement stand 10.502

Infrastructure Products

Hill & SmithA wide range of technology driven, proven highway

barrier systems and end terminals

BrifenA quick and easily installed Wire Rope Safety Fence with

low maintenance. Approved to internationallyrecognised standards

Varley & GulliverSpecialising in design, manufacture and supply of

bridge parapets, passive sign supports andlightweight gantries

Integrated Vehicle Restraints Wire Rope Safety Fence Integrated Parapet & Passive Safety Solutions

What piece do you need to complete your picture?

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GEVAS SOFTWARE TRAVOLUTION GERMANY

Travolution has demonstrated the scope for optimising traffic con-

trol for green waves across an entire urban road network. A trial in

the German city of Ingolstadt, involving German software developer

GEVAS, automotive Audis informed driver system and the

Technical University of Munich, using genetic algorithms in

on-line operation, saw 46 traffic signal locations equipped for traf-

fic-adaptive network control. An intelligent in-vehicle display with a

communications interface

to the citys traffic man-

agement system enabled

drivers to adapt their

speeds.

Stand 11.717 www.gevas.eu

DTV CONSULTANTS ODYSA THE

NETHERLANDS

The Optimalisation through Dynamic Speed Advice (Odysa)

system aims to improve through traffic flows by giving road

users time-critical and location-specific advice on recom-

mended speed levels. Following these should enable comple-

tion of an entire traffic signal-controlled journey without needing to stop at a red light.

DTV Consultants, Peek Traffic and Technolution recently trialled Odysa on the

Eindhoven ring road in The Netherlands. A key requirement was for the time between

detection of a vehicle and delivery of a speed recommendation to its on-board equip-

ment to be no more than a few seconds. Odysa In-car is developed in cooperation

with Peek Traffic, Technolution, City of Eindhoven and the cooperating road authori-

ties (SRE).

Stand 11.126 www.dtvconsultants.nl

Intertraffic Amsterdam 2010 InnovationAwards shortlistSeventeen Intertraffic Amsterdam 2010 exhibitors from nine countries have won through to the shortlist for the biennialscheme for the most innovative exhibits at the show. Chosen by an international jury from 86 submissions - substantially upon the tally for the previous edition in 2008 the shortlisted entries fall into six categories, double the previous number:

Cooperative systems Environment Infrastructure ITS/traffic management Parking Safety.

Cooperative systems and Environmental are new for 2010, while Infrastructure and Safety previously formed a single category.

The jury will reconvene on Monday 22 March, on the eve of Intertraffic 2010, to choose a winner in each category. One ofthese will then be selected as the overall winner of the 2010 Intertraffic Innovation Award.

Presentations will take place at an exhibitors event on the opening day, Tuesday 23 March, to celebrate the 20th edition of the

show. The shortlisted entries are:

SES OPTIMA VMS FRANCE

Resulting from a research agree-ment between French companySES and French scientific institu-tions, Optima is a solar-poweredvariable message sign designed for

motorway use and compliant withthe European standard EN12966.Smart electronic boards, with dis-play heights from 160mm to457mm and equipped with lowpower-consumption LEDs, run ona combination of photovoltaicpanels and storage batteries. Anelectronic control system optimisesoutput regardless of daylighthours. In exceptional conditions,an optional fuel cell creating elec-tricity from vegetable alcohol andambient air contributes to a hybridsystem delivering 24/7, 365-day

operation.

Stand 11.517

www.ses-signalisation.com

GATSOMETER THE NETHERLANDS

The Amsterdam Environmental Zone Project, based on automated enforcement by

Gatsometer, is the first such deployment in The Netherlands, introduced to keep

highly-polluting lorries out of the city centre. Using specially-developed ANPR soft-

ware, the scheme has achieved a 95% hit rate with a low margin of error. (Thecamera reading accuracy tolerates a maximum deviation of no more than 0.02%,

ie one error per 5,000 registrations). Installation at 38 locations has taken maxi-

mum advantage of existing street furniture and avoided disruption of the road surface by deploying Gatso loopless trigger

radar (LTR). Data communication is wireless.

Stand 01.314 www.gatso.com

OPEN TRAFFIC SYSTEMS OPEN PARKING SYSTEM SPAIN

Open Traffics Open Parking System aims to encourage electric car use. Its SAIPE

on-street parking meter enables charging to take place during parking and can also

accommodate bicycle sharing for short urban trips. Using a paperless system built

around centralised licence plate control, it aims to reduce parking times and can run

on solar power. The meter can also display local service and travel information, and

integrate an LED message panel to show the current parking situation, based on

analysis of real-time occupancy data.

Stand 01.133 www.opentraffic.net

COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS CATEGORY

ENVIRONMENT CATEGORY
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HOKA VERKEERSTECHNIEK (PART OF BAMGROUP) THE NETHERLANDS

Covering destinations on traffic signs using laser technique -

as opposed to a black or yellow tape, a laser light is beamedto mask specific destinations on traffic signs during road

works or route diversions. This simple yet effective tool pro-

vides many benefits, not least the reduced interruption to

traffic as lanes do not need to be closed. Simultaneously, it

enhances safety for road workers who no longer have to

climb ladders or board man-lifts (cherry pickers) to manually

apply masking tape onto signs.

Stand 11.409 www.bam-it.nl

INFRASTRUCTURE CATEGORY

CROWN INTERNATIONAL VMC POLE UK

The VMC is an 8m-high wind up/down cantilever pole designed for use in

mounting and accessing devices such as VMS signs, CCTV cameras and speed

monitoring equipment. The 6m-long counterbalanced pole arm can rotate

through 90o and be lowered within some 90 seconds to allow maintenance

work without the need for lifting equipment or road closure. Independent esti-

mates suggest a 2,250 annual saving in operating costs over fixed cantilever

designs for the system, which is currently being deployed on the M42 managed

motorway scheme in the UK.

Stand 11.930 www.crown-international.co.uk

RAMBLL ROAD MARKINGTESTER SWEDEN

Ramblls road marking tester

(RMT) addresses the fact of roadmarkings typically short technicallives in terms of performance lev-els, while growing traffic volumesare demanding highway surveymethods that cause the minimumdisruption to road users.Historically, such surveys havebeen carried out using handheldportable instruments. The RMT isdesigned to enable, in a single run,measurement of parameters includ-ing retroreflection dry, retroreflec-tion wet, luminance coefficient(Qd), friction, and design dimen-

sions, faster and more safely thanby conventional methods and withless denial of access.

Stand 01.226 www.ramboll.com

TOM TOM HDTM THE NETHERLANDS

Navigation specialist TomToms High Definition Traffic

Management (HDTM) system is designed to enable highway

authorities and road operators to manage traffic more effec-

tively across their networks. Following the 2007 introduction

of HD Traffic for consumer customers, the service uses the

companys patented fusion logic. Feed is via a standard XML

traffic feed in the internationally-recognised Datex II format.

The company expects the system to deliver increasingly high-

er-quality information over time, using algorithms that are

updated against its historical database of 1.3 billion records

every day.

Stand 09.212 www.tomtom.com

TRINIT BLUE TRACKING THE NETHERLANDS

BlueTracking, from dynamic traffic management software developer Trinit Automation, takes advantage of the wide-

spread growth in ownership of mobile phones with Bluetooth capability. Their signals form the basis for a new service

within the companys TrafficLink brand. It takes

advantage of the fact that each Bluetooth device

has a worldwide unique address. This enables

anonymous detection of between 20%-30% of

road users for the delivery of highly-accurate

traffic information. Mounting is simple, without

the need for physical intervention. The compa-ny works closely with the Technical University

of Delft in The Netherlands.

Stand 10.322 www.trinite.nl

ITS/TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CATEGORY

SKYMETER CANADA

Skymeter Corporations smart

road-use meter is designed to

handle all forms of automotive

mobility-related payment, not

just GPS-based road tolling,

and allows incorporation of

parking, insurance and carbon

metering, as well as reward

schemes to encourage differen-

tial driving times, carpooling or

teleworking. Specific innova-tions include mitigation of

urban canyon error, privacy-

protection spectrum ranging

from full anonymity for private

motorists to full transparency in

logistics management, and

charging reliability independent

of map matching. (Skymeters

primary technical focus is on

charging, rather than position-

ing, accuracy). The company

has recently released its V5.7

system.

Stand 09.216 www.skymeter-

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Weigh in motion and toll infringements Bus lane and rail crossing enforcement

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Professor Fred Wegman,Managing Director, SWOV Institute for Road SafetyResearch, The Netherlands.

Peter Martens,Corporate Director, Research & Development,

Q-Park; member, Advisory Council of Directors,European Parking Association.

Helen Aagot RiddervoldVice-President, Forum of European NationalHighway Research Laboratories.

Christophe Desnouailles,SETRA/CSTR/GTI, France.

David Crawford,Contributing Editor, ITS International, UK.

Nick Bradley,

Editor, Intertraffic World/Traffic TechnologyInternational, UK.

Rainer-Michael Rudolph,Director, Park-Bau-Gruppe, Germany.

THE JURYTHE 2010 INTERTRAFFIC AMSTERDAM INNOVATION AWARD:

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WPS PARKING SYSTEMS PARK & RECHARGE THE

NETHERLANDS

WPS Park & Recharge is an intelligent charging station for charging

up to 20 electric cars at a time at a central control unit integrated into

a parking system, with smart grid integration. On entering, the driver

plugs in and activates the system with the entry ticket or a subscribertag at a unit. On returning, s/he pays a combined fee at the pay sta-

tion, at which point charging stops automatically. For subscribers, payment is an add-on to an existing monthly invoice.

Integration with dynamic car park guidance allows bay reservation and display of charging status for electric cars.

Stand 03.102. www.wps-group.com

PARKING CATEGORY

LIDROR BIOPARK ISRAEL

Disability solutions developer

Lidrors Biopark portable digital

parking permit device, containsan electronic identification system

designed to prevent the forgery

or abuse of parking concessions

for disabled drivers. This is coded

for each individual using special-

ly-developed software. The

authorised user can carry the

Biopark in any vehicle, and acti-

vate it with fingerprint touch

identification, when it starts blink-

ing. When it

senses that a

vehicle is in

motion, itautomatically

switches off.

Stand 02.115

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CIRCONTROL CIRCARLIFE SPAIN

Circontrols CirCarLife is designed to enable parking garages and on-street parking manage-

ments to offer recharging for electric vehicles. It integrates factors including KWh consumption

and power supply balancing, proximity card use, and interfaces for conventional payment. It is

designed to allow both drivers and parking operators to take advantage of optimum rates and

power load management factors. The launch recognises pressure from within the electrical

vehicle industry for roles for parking locations within national charging networks.

Stand 03.203 www.circontrol.com

SAFETY CATEGORY

TRANSPO INDUSTRIES

SONOBLASTER US

Transpo Industries SonoBlasterwork zone intrusion alarm is an

impact-activated safety device

designed simultaneously to alert

road construction workers and

deviating drivers at roadwork

zones, and so help prevent acci-

dents. The US National

Cooperative Highway Research

Program Report 350

(NCHRP350)-accepted alarm can

be mounted on typical work zone

equipment such as barriers,

cones, drums, delineators and A-

frames and other barriers. Onimpact by a vehicle, a built-in

CO2 cartridge-powered horn

blasts at 125 dB to alert workers

that their protective zone has

been violated, and intruding driv-

ers to steer clear.

Stand 04.410 www.transpo.com

POTTERS INDUSTRIES C-ME-2 FRANCE

The C-Me-2 is a standard bicycle, the entire metallic frame of

which is coated with a specific white paint containing highly-reflective glass beads especially designed for the purpose. The

effect is to make the bicycle highly visible at night when illumi-

nated by cars headlamps, especially in rainy or misty weather

conditions, so giving cyclists greater safety in traffic by allowing

drivers more time to react to their presence.

Stand 05.220 www.pottersbeads.com

BADENNOVA BIV SPAIN

BIV is an intelligent and selective speed bump containing a non-Newtonian fluid that reacts appropriately to different pre-

set speed limits. Contact at a speed above the limit causes the fluid material to harden to the consistency of a convention-

al speed hump; while at safe speeds below the limit, it deforms and offers no resistance to passing vehicles. The height ofthe bump above the road surface is configurable.

Stand 11.721 www.badennova.com

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Seminars & ConferencesIntertraffic Amsterdam 2010 Previewwww.worldhighways.com www.itsinternational.com


Intertraffic SeminarsThe Intertraffic Seminar Programme, organised in partnership with Connekt/ITS Netherlands, is a wide-

ranging, three day programme that will comprehensively cover technical presentations of products and

services, industry trends, market developments, and business cases, as well as pilot project results, panel

discussions, tenders and project launches. They will be held in two specially constructed, fully equipped

seminar rooms on the exhibition floor in Hall 9 and will reflect the major themes of Intertraffic 2010. Attending

seminar presentations is free of charge for all Intertraffic exhibitors and visitors. Use this topic listing of the

confirmed programme (as of 10 February, 2010) to enable you make the most of the opportunities that

Intertraffic provides.

TUESDAY 23 MARCH: Mobility Management, Parking Solutions and Cooperative Systems

11.00 - 11.45 LPR- Bringing a new era to parking

10.30 - 11.00 Enforcement systems in Istanbul

11.15 - 11.45 Poliscan: next generation non-invasive red light and speedenforcement based on automated laser measurement

12.00 - 12.30 Mobile congestion warning systems

12.45 - 13.15 IPark4U: a demonstration platform for real-time parking

information13.30 - 14.15 Next generation parking guidance systems

14.30 - 15.15 Parking in the mobility chain

15.30 - 16.00 Enhancement of the mobility chain with e-mobility

10.30 - 12.30 Mini-seminar: cooperatieve systemen, verkeersmanagementen routeinformatie in Nederland: een update voorNederlandse overheden en marktpartijen (Dutch spoken only)

12.45 - 13.30 Data exchange between road operators and map suppliers

13.45 - 14.15 Make traffic become a network. Join the HTAS ConnectedCar innovation programme!

14.30 - 15.30 Human Factors in driving support development forcooperative driving

15.45 - 16.30 Overview and first results of the road pricing mobilityprojects

SEMINAR ROOM 2SEMINAR ROOM 1

Wednesday 24 March: Road Safety, Road Maintenance, Incident Management, Road Pricing & Toll Systems

10.30 - 11.00 Absorbing masts improve safety

11.15 - 12.15 Keeping a tunnel dry: seamless tunnel waterproofing.Extending life of bridge surfacing

12.30 - 13.30 Mini-seminar Bridge Assessment: Bridge safety assessmentusing Bridge Weigh-In-Motion

13.45 - 14.15 Entering a new era of adaptive control with new generationmedium range sensors

14.30 - 15.00 Road Marking Tester: a new mobile control technology forroad markings

15.15 - 16.00 Scanning Radar for hard shoulder running and automaticincident detection

10.30 - 11.15 Development of ITS policies: efficient tools to achieveTransport Strategy Objectives: Update of the ITS PolicyCommittee of IRF

11.30 - 12.00 Ensuring trust in autonomous EFC-systems12.15 - 12.45 Technical approach to congestion charging implementation

13.00 - 14.00 Case study: paid driving in the Metropolitan areaAmsterdam

14.15 - 15.15 Payment platform for toll collection system

15.30 - 16.00 New trends for road pricing

16.15 - 17.15 Regional initiatives in the field of peak traffic avoidance andtravel information


Intertraffic Seminar Programme Menu
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Thursday 25 March: Safe, Smart and Sustainable Travelling, Green Roads, Parking Information and Guidance Systems & Traffic Management

10.30 - 11.00 Closing the loop - online modelling and simulation forintelligent traffic management

11.15 - 11.45 Analytics, smart cities and smart mobility

12.00 - 12.45 Wireless and mobile communications in cooperative systems

13.00 - 13.30 Creating trust on roads

13.45 - 14.15 EFOY Pro Fuel Cells: power supply for mobile and stationarytraffic applications

14.30 - 15.30 Time for change. Time for CHANGER: innovative practicesfor sustainable road infrastructure

15.45 - 16.30 Introduction to the National Data Warehouse for TrafficInformation in the Netherlands

10.30 - 11.00 Online permit account

11.15 - 12.00 Multi-channel integrated information system for on-streetparking payment

12.15 - 12.45 ParkHelp: new urban information and guidance system forcities

13.00 - 14.00 Case study: smart pricing in the urban region Arnhem-Nijmegen

14.15 - 15.15 Complete ITS platform solution: total integration of intelligenttraffic systems

15.30 - 16.15 How cooperative driving can reduce traffic jams: uniquedemonstration on highway A270 in the Netherlands

16.30 - 17.00 Improving traffic flow by Connected Cruise Control


Friday 26 March: ITS Tenders, Projects and Pilots, Road Pricing & Mobility Solutions

10.30 - 11.30 Case study: paid driving in the Metropolitan areaAmsterdam

11.45 - 12.45 Usage-based charging systems with location aware valueadded services, flexible architecture, from design toproduction

13.00 - 14.00 How to test ITS applications?

14.15 - 15.15 Driving Guidance Lab

Time slot Title presentation

10.30 - 11.00 Integral mobility solutions for improving mobility, safety andliving conditions in cities

11.15 - 11.45 Innovative approach to traffic information systems

12.45 - 13.30 Skymeter: Introducing Financial-grade GPS metering servicesfor Road User Charging applications


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Cooperative Mobility ShowcaseIn association with Intertraffic Amsterdam 2010, a world-class showcase of innovative Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and

Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) communication technologies will run concurrently from 23 to 26 March 2010.The Cooperative Mobility Showcase 2010 will provide a unique

opportunity for visitors to understand how the deployment of

European cooperative systems smart vehicles on intelligent roads

will enhance safety, the environment and mobility.

Co-organised by the European Commission, the Dutch Ministry of

Transport, Public Works and Water Management, the three major

European cooperative mobility projects, CVIS, SAFESPOT, and

COOPERS, and Amsterdam RAI, this event will feature a three-day

conference, on-road demonstrations and the i&CDrive exhibition.

The ConferenceThis truly international conference will give traffic and mobility professionals

a unique opportunity to learn about the latest developments in the field of

V2V and V2I communication technologies, applications and services.

It is organised by the coordinators of the three European R&D projects

CVIS, SAFESPOT and COOPERS (ERTICO ITS Europe, FIAT Research

Centre and AustriaTech), together with the European Commission and

Amsterdam RAI. The programme offers a full spectrum of sessions, with VIP

speakers ranging from European, national and local policy-makers to

company CEOs as well as leading experts in cooperative systems from

Europe.

The Conference will be opened on Wednesday morning

24 March by the European Commission and the Dutch Minister of

Transport, Camiel Eurlings. It will be followed by a round table session with

European, national and local policy-makers, exploring how deployment of

cooperative mobility systems has the potential to bring substantial

improvements to energy efficiency, air quality, road safety and travellers

mobility.

After the official opening of the Cooperative Mobility Demonstrations andthe i&CDrive exhibition, a second round table session will feature leading

developers and implementers of cooperative systems, including FIAT

Research Centre, Daimler, Volvo AB, Bosch, Efkon, Siemens, Swarco and

Logica, and cities such as Turin, Gothenburg, Lyon and Trondheim. They

will present the newest systems and solutions using vehicle-to-infrastructure

communication for data collection, information services and cooperative

traffic management. A European vision of OEMs development will be

presented by EUCAR.

The final session of the first day will look at how cooperative mobility

services will help users, with a panel drawn from service providers, road

operators, traffic managers, user organisations and transport operators.

The second day is devoted to the key final results of the

EU-funded CVIS, SAFESPOT and COOPERS programmes. The results willbe presented in keynote addresses and panel sessions on the themes of

cooperative systems communication technologies and architecture; location

technologies for cooperative mobility; applications and services for energy-

efficient, safe and clean mobility; and the evaluation of the results and real-

world experiences from the projects numerous test sites across Europe.

The final days programme looks ahead to the future and

to widespread deployment of cooperative mobility systems. The first sessionpresents the toolkit developed by the three IPs to remove barriers to

deployment, with presentations from ERTICO, TNO, HiTec Marketing,

Volvo Technology Corporation, Trialog and Rijkswaterstaat. An interactive

interview session with industry visionaries then looks towards a vision of

future cooperative mobility systems and products. The Conference closes

with an executive round table session debating what it takes to create

widespread user acceptance, system deployment and market take-off.

Live DemonstrationsAlongside the conference, delegates will have the unique opportunity to

experience cooperative mobility in one of the numerous demonstration

vehicles. Your demo ride will take you on a safety systems track in the RAI

grounds as well as out on the nearby motorways and city roads, to

demonstrate tomorrows cooperative applications for drivers. Thedemonstrations will show the positive impacts for the environment, safety,

mobility and individual travellers.

Cooperative Mobility DemonstrationsA wide range of cooperative mobility applications, using a fleet of vehicles,

will be demonstrated at the Amsterdam RAI congress centre, on the public

highways leading to Schiphol Airport, on the airports own road network and

on a dedicated safety demonstration area. In addition, a fully operational

cooperative traffic centre of the future will monitor and control the

demonstrations from inside the exhibition hall.

Before going out on the road visitors can get the inside story on the new

technologies, including:

V2V communication for safety-critical applications using the latest

European and global standards; flexible communication management allowing continuous connectivity

using cellular, broadcast and local media;

COOPERATIVE MOBILITY SHOWCASE

DAY 3

DAY 1

DAY 2
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The cameras are excellent choices in your traffic systems for electronic toll

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All cameras are designed and manufactured by JAI and available with different

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high-precision systems for lane-specific positioning; and

an open platform for application management, allowing software

downloading and lifecycle management.

The public highway demonstration tour will feature a range of innovative

new services, including:

real-time multimodal travel information for energy efficient journey

planning;

road charging and access control;

in-vehicle display of traffic signs including fixed and changeable speed

limits, lane closure and hazard warnings;

local route guidance and speed advice to avoid congestion and stops at

traffic lights;

wrong-way driver detection and alert; and

service discovery and download, local advertising.

The safety demonstrations will include applications such as:

hazard and incident warning;

safety at intersections;

safety margin for assistance and emergency vehicle;

lane change assistance;

head on collision warning; and

frontal collision prevention.

Meanwhile, the cooperative traffic centre will be both the nerve centre of

the demonstrations and the meeting place for the Showcase event as a

whole. Its here, in Hall 9, that visitors can book their demonstration tour,

meet and question the project teams and watch the outdoor cooperative

mobility activities from a comfortable seat!

Integrated within the Intertraffic Amsterdam 2010 exhibition in Hall 9 the

i&CDrive exposition is a dedicated exhibition area featuring the latest

solutions, products and services for V2V and V2I communication.

In addition to a range of manufacturers of products and systems for

cooperative mobility, a major feature of the i&CDrive expo will be a traffic

management centre which will be the nerve centre of the demonstrations

and a meeting place for the showcase event as a whole.

CVIS is the largest of the three main European

Commissions cooperative mobility projects. It

was tasked with developing use cases andtechnologies for cooperative vehicle-infrastructure systems and services. It is

the worlds first implementation of the CALM protocol architecture, which

enables its router platform to communicate data in real time via multiple

communication media. Equipped vehicles can use whichever communications

media are in its immediate environment, providing both flexibility and some

degree of redundancy. The CVIS communication platform is used within the

project to enable trial applications such as vehicle-traffic system interaction,

in-vehicle display of roadside signs, hazard detection and warnings and

commercial vehicle services.

SAFESPOT uses Vehicular Ad Hoc NETworks (VANETs)

for safety applications needing very low latency and

reliable communications. The project focused on

preventing road accidents by detecting potentially

dangerous driving situations and providing early warnings to nearby vehicles.

SAFESPOT has been responsible for developing a Safety Margin Assistant

(SMA). This uses both V2v and V2I communications to create and share

safety messages.

COOPERS focused on reducing the development gap

between the vehicle and infrastructure portions of

cooperative road systems. It explored CALM-basedcontinuous wireless data communication between

vehicles and the roadside and provides vehicles and

drivers with location-based, real-time, safety-related information. In addition,

COOPERS explored the use of vehicles as floating sensors to collect traffic

and/or road condition data to enable cooperative traffic management, and to

disseminate safety, traffic information and other messages to drivers using

digital radio broadcast.

A number of core software and hardware components are exchanged and re-

used between the three projects.

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Cooperative Mobility Conference - Connecting smart vehicles with intelligent infrastructure

WEDNESDAY 24TH MARCH 2010

8.30 Welcome Coffee

10.00 Opening

10.05 Welcome to North HollandElisabeth Post, North-Holland Provincial Deputy

10.15 Opening AddressNeelie Kroes, EU Digital Agenda Commissioner (invited)

10.40 WelcomeCamiel Eurlings, Dutch Minister of Transport

11.00 Round Table 1: Cooperative Mobility Policy How can we make deployment happen?

Policies for cooperative mobility deployment for traffic and energy efficiency, better air quality, greater safety and enhanced mobility

Moderator: Frederico Fernandez, Deputy Director General, Traffic Management Directorate, Ministry of Interior, Spain

Speakers: Bernd Lange (MEP - Member European Parliament)

Nicola Beer, State Secretary for European Affairs of the State of Hessen

Roland Rydin, Member of the City Council, Gteborg

Gilles Vesco, Vice President of the Greater Lyon Urban Community

12.00 Lunch Break

14.00 Round Table 2: Are vehicle-infrastructure cooperative systems a solution to support policy needs for efficient& sustainable mobility?

The connected vehicle: what value can it bring for drivers, operators, authorities? Vehicle connectivity and European platforms, do they serve the users needs? Floating vehicle data: opening a stream of new & better information?

Linking drivers, vehicles and traffic management for safer & less congested travel Unlimited new services for business and transport managers

Moderator: Alessandro Coda, EUCAR Research Coordinator

Speakers: Nevio Di Giusto, President & CEO Centro Ricerche FIAT & ELASIS

Helmut Matschi, Member of the Executive Board, Interior, Continental

Vincent Kobesen, Member of Board, PTV AG

John Chipperfield, CTO Swarco Group

Jan Casteleijn, Managing Director, Imtech Infra and Traffic

15.15 Coffee break

15.45 Round Table 3: Power to the people Creating a cooperative mobility services platform for drivers, travelers,

businesses, citizens across Europe

Cooperative awareness: enhancing drivers' perception, awareness and choices How much cooperative information does the user need, and how good must it be? Towards a "universal platform" to deliver any service, anywhere, to and from any vehicle How can cooperative systems offer new opportunities for business value?

Moderator: Michael Nielsen, General Delegate, International Road Transport Union

Speakers: Miqel Nadal, Director, RACC Foundation

Giovanni Colombo, Member of the Governing Board, European Institute of Technology

Jean Mesqui, Executive Director, ASFA

Carlo van de Weijer, Vice President Commercial and Business Development, TomTom

Martin Krieg, Head of Traffic Management, City of Dortmund (invited)17.00 Closing

Programme as of 10 February, 2010. Visitwww.intertraffic.com orwww.cooperativemobilityshowcase2010.eu for updates
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THURSDAY 25TH MARCH 2010

8.30 Welcome Coffee

9.00 Keynote address:Towards continuous communication for cooperative systems

Achim Brakemeier, Manager Vehicle-centric Communication, Daimier AG

9.30 Key Results: Session 1 - Toward a pan-European cooperative systems architectureSession summary: Vehicle and traveler always connected - Dream or reality? Vehicle communications for safety applications Towards a pan European communication architecture A CALM way to manage communication Location-dependent communication & networking

Speakers: Abdel Kader Mokaddem, Engineering Project Leader, Renault SASPiero Mortara, Innovation, Program Manager, Magneti Marelli S.p.A. Electronic SystemsKnut Evensen, Chief Technologist, Q-Free ASA

Andreas P. Schalk, Director Business-Line TT/CS, Director Standardisation, Efkon AGThierry Ernst, INRIA Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique

10.30 Coffee Break

11.00 Keynote address:Location is (almost) everything for cooperative systemsRob van Essen, Vice President Research and Development, Tele Atlas

11.30 Key Results Session 2: Location Technologies for Cooperative MobilitySession summary: Can we deliver pinpoint accuracy for cooperative mobility?

Relative positioning among vehicles: how much precise? The Local Dynamic Map the future of navigation maps? How robust are Location Technologies for cooperative mobility? Location-based personal services vs. personal data privacy

Speakers: Boudwijn Schokker, Project Manager & System Engineer, LogicaRobin Schubert, Technical University of Chemnitz

Jorg Pfister, Managing director, PWP Systems

Sheung Ying Yuen-Wille, Development engineer, Robert Bosch GmbH12.30 Lunch break

14.00 Keynote address:Meeting road operators needs for future mobility

Jacques Boussuge, ASFA

14.30 Key Results Session 3: Cooperative applications & services What can they deliver?Session summary: How do Cooperative Systems really work?

Cooperative driving & road safety: seen from the vehicle and from the road/traffic manager and from the driver viewpoints cooperative traffic information services Commercial vehicle services

Speakers: Giulio Vivo, SAFESPOT Intergrated Project, Centro Ricerche FIATChristian Faisstnauer, Autostrada del BrenneroGino Franco, Director of Innovation, Mizar Automazione

Angelos Amditis, Research Director, Institute of Communication and Compute SystemsMarko Jandrists, Asfinag

15.30 Coffee Break

16.00 Key Results Session 4: Real-world experience with Cooperative MobilitySession summary: Panel presentation of results of Cooperative Mobility trials at test sites across Europe

Validation: have the projects proven the Cooperative Mobility concepts? Interoperability & convergence: chances for every vehicle, every service, everywhere? Cooperative mobility is the answer to all users needs? Lessons learned: ups and downs of real world experience

Speakers: Francois Peyret, Laboratoire Central de Ponts et ChausseesTobias Schendzielorz, Technical University of MunichSiebe Turksma, Peek TrafficNiclas Nygren, Volvo Technology AB (invited)

Jan Linssen, Managing Director ARS T&TT

17.30 Reception at the i&Cdrive Expo (Hall 9)
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FRIDAY 26TH MARCH 2010

8.30 Welcome Coffee

9.00 Panel Session: Removing barriers to deployment: A practical toolkit of enablers

Deployment enablers Deployment scenarios & recommnedations Data privacy and security Policy

Speakers: Marike Hoedemaker, human factors in transport specialist, TNOHan Zijnenberg, TNOMats Rosenquist, Director Soft products and Process Development, Volvo TechnologyFred Verweij, Senior Advisor, Directorate-General for Public Works and Water Management TheNetherlandsSusanne Fuchs, HiTec Marketing

10.00 Keynote address: StandardisationSoeren Hess, Chairman of TC ITS ETSI (invited)

10.30 Coffee break

11.00 Exploitable results from 3 IPs (non-commercial):

Delivering the Cooperative Vision: From RTD Towards ProductsSpeakers: Luisa Andreone, European Network, Product Research, Centro Ricerche FIAT

Matthias Schulze, Senior Manager ITS & Services, Daimler (invited)Fahim Belarbi, Head of Department for Traffic Management Systems and R&D, CofirouteCees de Wijs, Group Director Intelligent Transport Systems, Logica

Andreas Kausche, Urban Systems, Siemens ITS (invited)

12.30 Lunch Break

13.30 Executive Round Table Closing Session:Cooperative systems in all vehicles & on all roads: When and How?

Speakers: Ronald Adams, Directorate-General for Public Works and Water Management The Netherlands (invited)Gunter Zimmermeyer, Bosch, Chairman of ERTICOChristine Lotz, Head of Traffic Influence and Telematics Department, BASt (invited)

Vito Mauro, Managing Director, Mizar Automazione

15.00 Closing

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There are many reasons forcomprehensive traffic monitoring.This is the most important.

Improved road safety: communities and towns all over the world rely on our ROBOT technology, tried and tested formore than 75 years, for the monitoring of traffic lights and speed limits.As the global market leader in the photographic traffic monitoring sector, we cover the entire process chain of trafficsafety technology and ensure that the streets in more than 80 countries are safe to drive on at any time.

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Gardasoft Vision will unveil itsnext-generation VTR strobe LEDlight for intelligent traffic solutionsat Intertraffic. The new VTR2

light, designed to meet thegrowing needs of ANPR/LPR basedapplications, offers a 600 per centincrease in light output, providing theITS market with a solid-state lightingalternative to conventional xenon-based lighting solutions.

Gardasoft claims the VTR2 is nowthe brightest LED light available.Strobe speeds are also higher, at upto 65Hz. According to the company,these faster strobe speeds offer asolution to applications that werepreviously impossible due to slow

strobe speeds associated withrecharging times of the lights. Thelight can be strobed via a triggerinput from a camera or it can strobecontinuously in free running mode.

Housed within an IP66-ratedenclosure, the VTR2 lights areavailable in 740nm, 850nm and940nm for non-invasive applications.A white light version is alsoavailable where additional colourdata is required.

All the control electronics areembedded within the VTR range oflights, requiring only a 24Vdc powersupply to operate. Intensity and pulsetiming can be controlled remotely viaRS-232, RS-422 or Ethernet.Stand 11.334 www.gardasoft.com

A very bright idea.

Potters Europe, a finalist in theInnovation Awards for its C-me-2product, will be featuring anothermajor safety innovation on its stand:Ultraguard Safety System.

Ultraguard can be used to applyon-site paint and high-performanceglass beads on guardrails, makingthem highly reflective at night whenlit by cars headlamps. This allowsdrivers more time to react and avoida collision, and alerts them moreeffectively to changes in roaddirection.

According to Potters, this

dramatically increases road safety indangerous areas, such as curves,crossings, and work zones, andduring difficult weather conditionssuch as rain and fog.Stand 05.220 www.pottersgroup.com

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Visitors to the Euro Parking trade journal stand at Intertraffic will beable to get a copy of the second, newly updated edition of thePARKLex dictionary. It contains some 1,500 of the commonest termsin the parking industry in six languages.

As the publishers point out, the parking industry is international.The fact that English can be considered a lingua franca does notchange the fact that when communicating as a non-native speakerone quickly comes up against ones limits, particularly when it comesto trade and technical terms. The PARKLex compact compendium istherefore intended to help users obtain industry product informationsuccessfully, even on specialised topics.Stand: 03-240 B www.kleffmann-verlag.de

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Intertraffic

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new

pedestrian

presence sensor

which the

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takes its established video

detection technologies to a whole

new level.

By using two CMOS cameras in

parallel, SafeWalk converts two-

dimensional images into three-

dimensional information. Such

3D information is useful and

necessary as it enables the system

to distinguish between real objects

and irrelevant background

information such as shadows or

reflections. Embedded and field-

proven Traficon algorithms are

able to analyse more in depth;

delivering accurate information on

pedestrian presence and behaviour.

The main goal of SafeWalk is

to improve pedestrian operations

and safety at traffic signals. By

detecting waiting pedestrians and

at the same time managing and

controlling traffic lights more

dynamically, this intelligent sensor

reduces unnecessary delays to

both pedestrians and motorists.

This above-ground sensor is

designed to view a detection zone

adjacent to the pole to which it is

mounted. Stationary pedestrians

or those moving in the

designated zone waiting to cross

a roadway will generate a

detection state 24/7 in urban

conditions.

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Pedestrian presence sensor

Delnorth will use Intertraffic to

highlight its latest innovation - Sign-

Flex, a virtually indestructible signproduct. The company claims that

the product is the most durable and

long-lasting available on the market

today and is guaranteed to retain its

original shape even after multiple

wheel-overs. And it is backing up

its claims with a 10-year guarantee

against breakage.

As Delnorth points out, traffic

signs manufactured from aluminium

or galvanised steel are non-flexible

and need to be replaced whenimpacted. And while PVC/Plastic

signs are partially flexible, they

deteriorate quickly due to UV

weathering and repeated impacts.

Sign-Flex has been tested and

proven to spring back to its original

state even after being bent, battered

or repeatedly run over. It can

withstand temperatures from -

100C to +120C and does to

break or crease at impact.

According to the company, this isbecause it is manufactured from a

specially formulated polycarbonate

substrate material. Sign-Flex products

are available in 3, 4.5 and 6mm-

thick UV-stabilised polycarbonate,

complete with mounting channel,

featuring rounded edges and

available with radius corners.

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Wavetronix will be at Intertraffic

to highlight its SmartSensor

HD, which has been extensively

tested by respected

transportation organisations

around the world and is now

recognised as a formidable

alternative to loops. As a result,

the company now has active

installations in more than 40

countries, including a recent

deployment in Denmark that is

the direct result of third-party

testing.

According to Mike Rose, VP

of Sales at Wavetronix, the

Danish test compared several

non-intrusive devices to threesets of inductive loop pairs and

found that the per-vehicle speed

data generated by SmartSensor

HDs dual radar was most

accurate.

Study results show that

SmartSensor HD was the only

sensor tested whose

performance met specified

requirements throughout the

entire test, Rose says.

Because global acceptance of

Wavetronix technologies has led

to a year of phenomenal

international growth, the

company has recently moved its

headquarters to a larger facility

in Provo, Utah and established

offices in London and Australia.

These complement its existing

offices in China and Floridawhile the companys worldwide

network of authorised

distributors continues to expand.

The Wavetronix exhibit at

Intertraffic will celebrate the

global acceptance of high-

definition radar, Rose says.

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Germany-headquartered Peter

Berghaus will unveil its latest

portable traffic engineering products

at Intertraffic. These include the

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