Intelligent Mobility Barriers: Funding, Politics, or Technology?
Overcome intelligent mobility barriers by looking beyond the tech. Learn how to navigate city transportation challenges, secure smart city funding, […]
Driving the Future: Miovision Highlights from Intertraffic Amsterdam 2026
Discover the highlights of the Intertraffic Amsterdam 2026 show with Miovision. Live from RAI Amsterdam, we introduced Mateo, our new […]
The Pace Problem: Mobility Is Changing Faster Than City Systems Can Adapt
Urban mobility trends in 2026 are moving faster than older transport systems can handle. Learn why traditional traffic management is […]
Why Traffic Operations Still Look Like 1999 (and What It’s Costing Cities)
Many cities are still managing modern road networks with legacy traffic control systems built for a simpler era. Outdated systems, […]
Transit Signal Priority (TSP): Improve On-Time Performance and Win Back Riders
Transit Signal Priority (TSP) is gaining widespread adoption throughout cities to help keep transit safe, reliable, and efficient. As cities […]
Product Release: Building a Connected Future, Together | Miovision
In our dynamic digital landscape, Miovision stands at the forefront of innovation, unveiling transformative updates that solidify our commitment to enhancing your experience.
Why decreasing traffic volumes are leading to an increase in safety concerns
The implications of physical distancing caused by COVID-19 are surfacing every day. While most of these trends have been expressly negative, a silver lining in our industry is that, across North America, vehicle collisions have decreased anywhere from 30 to 75%. Not only does this translate to safer roads, but there’s an economic value associated with it. For example, the LA Times recently published an article citing that the reduction in crashes has led to 40 million dollars of taxpayer savings daily.