With our subsidiaries, our Yunex Traffic Group has strong partners at its disposal to support traffic engineers and system operators in the planning, implementation and daily operation of traffic flows with modern tools from Aimsun, VMZ Berlin and Aldridge Traffic Controllers (ATC), and to ensure contemporary and urban-friendly mobility for the city of tomorrow.
From planning to implementation and day-to-day operations, traffic engineers and system operators everywhere need modern tools to support their work. Like Aimsun Next and Aimsun Live: two fully integrated software packages that model and manage traffic flows, enabling strategic traffic planning and mobility management in real time.
Modern, urban mobility is essential for the city of tomorrow. Whether on foot, by bicycle, car, bus, train or plane, people should be able to get where they want to go safely, quickly, comfortably and efficiently. To this end, VMZ Berlin develops traffic management concepts, implements and operates information services, and conducts research into the future of transport.
Adaptive Traffic Controllers are at the heart of the link between road infrastructure and traffic management centres. With Aldridge Traffic Controllers (ATC), we are proud to work with SCATS customers around the world and continue to help cities improve their quality of life.
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Find out how we solve tomorrow’s mobility challenges together with our strong partners Aimsun, VMZ Berlin and Aldridge Traffic Controllers (ATC).
Yunex Traffic has acquired Traffic Solutions Limited (TSL), a leading supplier, installer and maintainer of traffic signal systems in Ireland.
At the ITS World Congress in Dubai, Yunex Traffic, a global leader in intelligent traffic systems, is presenting how technological possibilities can be turned into real-world solutions. The company and its subsidiaries Aimsun and ATC demonstrate how comprehensive end-to-end solutions solve mobility challenges of the future and help cities navigate tomorrow. After introducing the new…
