| CONTENTS
Annual Showcase 2020 | Intertraffic World
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Exclusive features
010 Meet the team
Find out more about Intertraffic
shows happening around the
world in the next 12 months
014 Leading the way
Dutch road safety expert Peter
van der Knapp is saving lives with
his pioneering approach
020 Transport futures
David Smith looks at why China
and connectivity will dominate the
traffic industry of tomorrow
028 Mexican mobility
Michael Donlevy assesses how Mexico
City is proving the MaaS doubters wrong
036 MaaS to the masses
Amsterdam is looking to be a world
leader in MaaS, James Allen investigates
044 Current affairs
Dr Frank Millard investigates
whether the supply of charging
stations is meeting demand
054 Cities of tomorrow
Parking cannot be neglected when
preparing for the smart city of the future
064 Can AVs really help everyone?
A look at what is being done to ensure
the elderly and disabled benefit from
the driverless technology of tomorrow
070 Get the green light
Could connected-vehicle signal control
be achieved using just a smartphone app?
078 Are your systems safe?
James Gordon investigates whether traffic
management systems are cyberattack-proof
084 Optimizing Europe’s roads
Ford Mobility data is reducing congestion
on London streets, Jack Roper reports
092 Intelligent power
Improved standards are creating new
opportunities through Power over Ethernet
Infrastructure 101
102 Traffic monitoring via off-grid power
Meeting ITS power demands with
Airsynergy’s alternative power source
104 The quick dry solution
Applied Turbine’s valuable system
for non-flammable fast drying roads
106 Next generation retroreflectometers
A new product from Delta is increasing
productivity in road marking
108 Signs of the future
CWT Worktools is helping double the
rate of road sign manufacturing production
“Our content, both in the
knowledge program during
events as well as yearround,
translates global
industry issues into practical
examples, knowledge
sharing and showcases”
Richard Butter, director of traffic
technology, intertraffic
“We are engineers,
traffic psychologists and
statisticians. Twelve years
ago, Holland was semiofficial
champion of road
safety and we still have a
good, systematic approach”
Peter van der Knapp, director of
SWOV (Dutch Road Safety Research
Institute)