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Cybersecurity in tunnel operation and management

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In the world of mobility, Technolution is mainly known for traffic management. Not many people are aware that Technolution has, for some years now, had a dedicated business unit focused on cybersecurity.

An unbiased look at traffic risks using smart sensors

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Traffic accident statistics are proving resistant to attempts to reduce them. It is not easy to understand why: good data about traffic risks is scarce – and this gives rise to speculation and policies based on all too hasty conclusions. How can this data dearth be remedied? In their contribution, Michael Dubbeldam and Luuk van der Weide point to the possibilities of smart sensors.

Traffic optimization: the road is for everyone

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The challenges our society faces are becoming more and more concrete. We need to reduce CO2 and nitrogen emissions. We need to build 900,000 homes in our cities. We need to accommodate vulnerable road users better. And we need to encourage cycling and the use of public transport. And all these challenges are interrelated.

Technolution and the future of safe rail traffic: ERTMS and cryptographic keys

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Technolution has been chosen to develop and manage the Key Management Center (KMC) for ProRail. The KMC is a key element in making the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) secure. OV-Magazine spoke to Paul Meerman of Technolution.

Urban accessibility and livability, the new standard for traffic management?

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The urban space is contracting due to urban densification. If we allocate the remaining space in a more conscious and planned way, we can enhance accessibility and livability, so that the city can continue to be a pleasant place to live, work, and visit. Traffic management can help do this, but only if we abandon our car-centric perspective.

The opportunities of bankcard payment technology

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Passengers have become accustomed to checking in and out of public transport using a bank- or credit card (or the smartphone version of their cards). This system’s greater ease of payment has made public transport more accessible. But this is only the beginning, says Paul Meerman of Technolution, the technology partner of Translink, GVB, RET and regional carriers. This new payment method offers many more opportunities for making traveling easier. The technology is there – what we need now are ideas.

Working together in ecosystems

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“Cooperation is necessary; it’s indispensable,” says Paul van Koningsbruggen (Technolution). “But working together has pros and cons. Cooperation is the only way forward, but it is a complex way.”

Turning data into action!

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What do water management and traffic management have in common? At first sight, they are not adjacent domains: water is not traffic, is not a human thing, and can therefore be easily diverted and guided.

American cities reclaim their space: from parking deserts to moving forests

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A few years ago, I was working on a project for San Francisco with TNL, Technolution’s American subsidiary. I was struck by the many, huge, and mostly empty parking lots I saw.

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