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Despite bringing you daily podcasts last week thanks to our sponsors SWARCO and AGD Systems, we still couldn't fit in everything we gathered, so in this bonus podcast we talk about road safety, companies coming together and artificial intelligence.Subscribe to Highways Voices free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts or Pocket Casts and never miss an episode!The Australian company Acusensus has proved it's not just speed that can be enforced by technology on our roads thanks to its technology to spot people using their hand-held phones whilst driving, and those who aren't wearing a seatbelt. We catch up with founder and Managing Director Alexander Jannink, before talking to smartmicro CEO Ralph Mende about the company's new products and its acquisition of a British company.A new name to us since the last Intertraffic is Umovity, a partnering of American signals technology company Econolite, and the well known PTV Group. VP, Engineering, Sunny Chakravarty explains how, by better combining hardware, software and now transport modelling, intersections can become safer and more efficient.Many, many companies talked AI across Intertraffic, so McKinsey's expert in the subject, Alberto Chiulli, cuts through the hype before we close the programme with the CEO of Yunex Traffic, John Newhard, who hosted a panel session at Intertraffic Amsterdam 2024 looking at AI, the Cloud and Mobility, and how new technologies and computing could affect our industry. He reflects on what was discussed.

This is a recording of an excellent PTV-led debate about the future of mobility and the use of data to support it, reducing the need for infrastructure building. The panel debate took place at the ITS World Congress in Singapore and was chaired by SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton.  It featured discussion on better traffic management, budget constraints, politicians' love of "turning dirt" rather than cheaper, quicker, more efficient technology solutions, and the "rush to be second". The debate, called "Orchestrating mobility in Smart Cities" focused on cities' orchestration of transport modes to deal with the most pressing mobility challenges: congestion, environmental impact and road safety. It started with a presentation about PTV Optima before a debate involving: Omid Ejtemai, PTV Group Chong Lee, Head of Urban Solutions, Volkswagen AG Majid Sarvi, Head of Transport Engineering, University of Melbourne Martin Huber, Head of BWVI, Hamburg Randy Iwasaki, Executive Director at Contra Costa Transportation Authority Abbas Mohaddes, CEO of Econolite and CAVita

Transportation professionals from around the world will have an opportunity to network and see the latest in intelligent transportation systems at the ITS World Congress in Bordeaux, France October 5-9. Transportation Radio spoke with Rasmus Lindholm, ERTICO's Director of Partnership Development and Communication, to learn more about the event as well as the organization.

One of the largest ITS America state chapters, ITS California, will be holding its annual meeting in Los Angeles September 21 through 23. In the first of a series of podcasts sponsored by Econolite, Transportation Radio spoke with Josh Peterman, the Chairman of ITS California, to learn more about the organization and to preview what will take place at the annual meeting.

In this edition of Thinking Aloud, Paul Hutton looks forward to the IMSA conference in Arizona by talking to Aegis ITS, part of the Econolite Group. We also feature the Innovacarretera event in Spain, where Paul speaks to two demonstrators from CIDAUT - monitoring system Amac and Cidro Crossafe - plus tyre recycling system GomaVial and crash barrier manufacturer Hiasa. And Thinking Highways Editor Kevin Borras looks through the new North American issue of the magazine. Remember you can sponsor Thinking Aloud at one of the many events coming up later this year - listen to the show for more details or email paul@thinkingaloudpodcast.com.

This show brings highlights of the ITS America event in Nashville, including interviews with three senior people involved in US transportation policy in Washington DC. It also features clips of interviews with exhibitors to give a flavour of the excitement of the excellent expo. It's sponsored by Econolite, Traffax, Inrix and Jupiter Systems. Remember you can set this podcast to be downloaded automatically from iTunes, see your device instructions for how to do it.

In this bonus edition of Thinking Aloud from the 23rd ITS America Annual Meeting and Expo in Nashville, Tennessee, Paul Hutton talks to Bill Bronrott, deputy administrator of the US DOT's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and catches up with FLIR, Econolite, LightGuard, McCain, Vaisala, QVision and Jim Barbaresso from the organising committee of North America's next turn to host the ITS World Congress, Detroit 2014. Meanwhile Kevin Borras talks to Thinking Aloud sponsor Jupiter and with four of the main drivers in the Integrated Corridor Management project in both San Diego and Dallas. Thinking Aloud is brought to you by Inrix, Traffax, Jupiter and Econolite and is available to download or listen to now, and remember it can also be found in the iTunes store. And don't forget to register for Thinking Highways, the ITS sector's most innovative magazine, at http://thinkinghighways.com/registration/. Be sure to join us next week for more Thinking Aloud.

This is the second programme from ITS America's annual meeting and expo from Nashville, Tennessee. Whether you're at the event or unable to make it and want to know what's going on, this is a must-listen show. It's brought to you by Traffax, Econolite, Jupiter Systems and Inrix. Today we hear from the US Department of Transportation, from TSS, Inrix, Streetline Parking and WTS, plus a winner of an ITSA award and from ITS America's CEO Scott Belcher. Send your feedback to paul@thinkingaloudpodcast.com.

Show 1 of Thinking Aloud Live from Nashville, the Thinking Highways podcast, features some fascinating interviews with some of the leading lights of the US ITS sector. Paul Hutton talks to ITS America CEO Scott Belcher and Under Secretary of Transportation for Policy, Polly Trottenberg, and catches up with industry veteran Bill Sowell of Iteris. Meanwhile Kevin Borras chats to MG Squared's Shep Maners and Donna Nelson from Thinking Aloud sponsors Traffax. Other sponsors of this podcast are Inrix, Econolite and Jupiter Systems.