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First deployment of next-generation AI-enabled traffic detection now live in Germany

Weiden, Germany, 6 October 2026. The City of Weiden is the first municipality to deploy Yutraffic awareAI 2.0, the next generation of AI-enabled traffic detection from Yunex Traffic. The deployment marks a key milestone in the global rollout of Yutraffic awareAI 2.0, combining advanced AI-enabled traffic detection, real-time insights and seamless integration to help cities…

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Yunex Traffic and Aimsun help Brno reduce congestion with AI-enabled traffic digital twin

Brno, Czech Republic, 30 September 2026. Brno is taking the next step in its mobility journey with a new Traffic Information Center designed to create a single source of truth for traffic operations across the city. Bringing together traffic, parking, public transport and roadway information, the platform will support more informed decision-making and provide AI-enabled…

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Yunex Traffic brings adaptive traffic control to 400 intersections across Belgrade 

Belgrade, 28 September 2026. Yunex Traffic has successfully completed the implementation of Belgrade’s Adaptive Traffic Control System, one of the most ambitious urban mobility modernization projects in the region. The new central traffic control system now monitors and manages traffic operations across around 400 intersections in Belgrade, enabling both citywide adaptive traffic control and local…

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10 questions, 10 answers: V2X in Traffic Management with Kathrin Hagemann

1. Kathrin, what personally fascinates you about V2X technology, and why is it so relevant for public transportation? V2X is the first technology that directly connects road users dynamically with the road infrastructure. What fascinates me most is that it transforms a transportation system made up of many individual, largely independent components into a cooperative,…

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Junction from above with showing that legacy transport infrastructure can be evolved

Doing more with what’s already there: Why transport infrastructure must evolve

Urban transport infrastructure was built for a different era. For decades, transport infrastructure systems were designed around lower congestion levels and operational models that changed only gradually over time. Today, cities face a very different reality: Traffic volumes continue to rise, public transport systems often struggle to provide a sufficiently attractive alternative to private car…

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How Tees Valley is transforming traffic management with Yutraffic FUSION

In its recently published FUSION Project Report, the Tees Valley Combined Authority (TVCA), UK, documents the results of one of the UK’s largest deployments of adaptive traffic control technology. Importantly, the findings and performance analyses presented in the report originate from TVCA’s own monitoring and evaluation programme: based on real-world operational data and independently sourced…

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Panoramic view of Reykjavík, Iceland, with colorful buildings along the waterfront and snow‑capped mountains in the background; the word ‘Reykjavik’ appears over the image.

Reykjavik rethinks traffic management with integrated systems

Reykjavik is modernizing its traffic management step by step with integrated systems that improve visibility, reliability, and operational flexibility. Yunex Traffic supports the city as a long-term partner with innovative solutions and close operational collaboration.

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Dominic Berges explains how to exploit data in traffic management

5 questions, 5 answers: How to exploit data & digitalization in mobility management?

The mobility sector is undergoing a rapid digital transformation, generating vast amounts of real-time data. To fully utilize the potential agencies and mobility operators must ensure robust cybersecurity, exploit data and integrate emerging technologies like AI and digital twins. We asked Dominic Berges, Product Lifecycle Manager at Yunex Traffic, how agencies can unlock the full…

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Exploiting Data at scale: Why IT Security defines the future of Mobility Management

Cities are generating more mobility data than ever before. Traffic signals, connected vehicles, advanced perception, and control systems continuously produce and exchange information. At the same time, operators are facing increasing pressure: The challenge is no longer access to data.It is the ability to use it effectively, securely, and at scale. This is exactly where…

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