Grants for V2X, ITS World Congress, and More!
Traffic Technology Today, June 15
Our Take: The USDOT's substantial investment in V2X (vehicle-to-everything) technology is a pivotal move to accelerate the deployment of connected vehicle applications. This initiative aims to enhance road safety and traffic efficiency. The grants will support projects demonstrating the real-world benefits of V2X, focusing on reducing accidents and improving traffic flow. Arizona's Connected Vehicle Acceleration Zone project, a key recipient of this funding, will serve as a national model, driving forward the adoption of the V2X technologies.
The Globe and Mail, June 23
Our Take: The increasing use of telematics by insurance companies to set premiums based on driving behavior data raises significant privacy concerns. While this practice can offer lower rates for safe drivers, many consumers are unaware of how their data is collected and used. Balancing fair pricing with consumer privacy and ensuring transparency in data usage is a challenge. Drivers need to be informed and engaged in the opt-in process to protect their privacy while benefitting from potential savings.
ITS International, June 1
Our Take: The ITS World Congress in Dubai will be a showcase of advancements in intelligent transportation systems, with a focus on AI, smart infrastructure, and autonomous vehicles. Key discussions will highlight the integration of sustainable practices and smart city concepts to enhance urban mobility. Translating these futuristic visions into practical globally adoptable applications is a goal for advanced ITS companies, through regional constraints and infrastructure readiness pose challenges. Miovision will be present, sharing insights and innovations to drive the future of urban mobility.
Citizen-Centric Intelligent Cities: Our Director of Strategic Accounts recently discussed the significance of putting citizens at the heart of conversations and policy-making processes in the City of Detroit.
Empowering Florida Drivers: Escambia County, Florida has selected Miovision One as their preferred detection platform for the entire county.
In the News: U.S. Department of Transportation announced the winners of the Intersection Safety Challenge Stage 1A. Miovision was awarded for White Alert: A Digital Multi-Channel Vision for Scalable Intersection Safety.
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There are new features available on our Miovision One Platform:
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