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Urban intersections are among the most complex elements of a road network. As traffic patterns shift throughout the day, the challenge lies in coordinating multiple signal groups and synchronizing the flow across different rings or sub-intersections. This complexity is particularly pronounced when inner lanes connect multiple rings within the same intersection. These inner lanes act as the hidden arteries of traffic flow—critical to the entire system's performance.

SWARCO Employee spotlight on Urban Traffic Sales Representative Niclas: “SWARCO has carried my ideas and helped me bring them to life.”

Breaking the Gridlock: Overcoming Roadblocks to Large-Scale deployment of Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility. The technology exists, yet connected mobility isn't everywhere. Why?

Tunnels are essential for safe and efficient traffic flow. However, they can only fulfill this role if maintenance is properly managed. Commissioned by Rijkswaterstaat, SWARCO has been responsible since this summer for maintaining two key Dutch tunnels: the Koning Willem-Alexandertunnel in Maastricht and the Salland-Twentetunnel in Nijverdal. Two locations, hundreds of kilometers apart, but managed under a single framework: the KWASTT project.

Twenty-five years, in the world of technology and public transport, are not simply an anniversary. They are proof of resilience, evolution and, above all, mutual trust. The collaboration between SWARCO and TMB (Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona) is one of those stories that are not born by chance and that, above all, do not last so long without solid foundations.

SWARCO Employee spotlight on system architect Erik: “I see my work as a challenging, creative process”.

'In a world where vehicles and infrastructure increasingly communicate with each other, cybersecurity is a crucial factor'. Kevin Seipel is Portfolio Manager Cooperative Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM) at SWARCO and updates us on the value of connected mobility.

SWARCO announces the acquisition of Peelen, strengthening its Projects & Asset Management (PAM) capabilities in the Netherlands, with a particular focus on wet infrastructure and regional growth in the south of the country.

During the Dutch Day at Intertraffic Amsterdam, a consortium comprising the City of Helmond, Gazelle, SpectrumFiftyNine, SmartWayz, and SWARCO ITS announced a new CCAM (Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility) initiative: Living Lab in the City of Helmond.