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Interview with Wilke Reints, Managing Director of Siemens Mobility ITS - Integrated systems and data analysis playing a key role in reducing air pollution.

With the Government publishing its roadmap out of lockdown through to June 21st, the impact on air quality could be significant as restrictions continue to ease, with traffic predicted to reach levels in excess of those noted pre-pandemic.

Portsmouth is the latest British city to announce the roll out of a clean air zone. Read more about the planning and key benefits of the scheme.

Siemens Mobility's ANPR cameras and cloud-hosted enforcement platform enable operators to see at a glance the system's performance and effectiveness.

When it comes to reducing congestion, even relatively small interventions can have significant and positive knock-on effects.

Siemens Mobility installed its first 'production' Plus+ traffic signal control system for Coventry City Council in June. Keith Manston, head of product management, gives an exclusive insight into the scheme.

Siemens Mobility reviews a number of traffic technology approaches

In this case study Wilke Reints explains Siemens Mobility's Plus+ solution, an advanced traffic control system which is designed to deliver a new level of on-street reslience and reliability.

Noel Frost, head of enforcement at Siemens Mobility, explains how camera-led enforcement is helping to improve air quality around schools.

Learn more about Siemens Mobility's involvement in the UK CITE (Connected and Intelligent Transport Environment) project.