Se ha publicado la edición de Julio-Agosto de 2026 de la revista Traffic Technology Online, que puede consultarse por completo de manera online en el siguiente enlace, y cuyos apartados más destacados mostramos a continuación:

• COVER STORY
  • Could your ITS be hacked?
    • Earlier this year traffic cameras were revealed to be a key point of vulnerability for Iran. How did Israel hack into a city’s traffic management? And are current cybersecurity systems and legislation sufficient to protect other locations from similar attacks?
• INTERVIEW 
  • Mark Chung 
    • Six months into the biggest job in tolling-association leadership, IBTTA’s executive director and CEO reflects on his story so far, the technologies to watch and his vision for the future of the industry.
• ROAD-USER CHARGING
  • Revenue paradise?
    • Island jurisdictions such as Hawaii and the UK are making distance-based road user charging (RUC) looks easy with odometer reporting, but the rest of the world isn’t following suit… we investigate the downsides of simplicity.
• LIDAR
  • See more for less
    • Lidar on infrastructure has long been in testing for advanced detection at intersections, but cost restrictions have prevented large-scale deployment. Now, as a price tipping point is reached, it is becoming the technology of choice for improving urban safety for VRUs.
• REGULARS
  • The Mode Warrior by Greg Winfree 
    • How the FIFA World Cup highlighted the rise of mega-regions and their essential role in traffic management.
  • Human Factors by Professor Nick Reed 
    • Could autonomous vehicles help to reverse the trend towards larger vehicles, which put vulnerable road users in great danger?
  • The Route Finder by Kirk Steudle 
    • Why outdated procurement methods are holding back AI-driven innovation in ITS
  • Driving Revenue by JJ Eden 
    • Connected vehicle technologies are helping to create frictionless payment systems for tolling and beyond