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Siemens ITS has been awarded a multi-million pound contract by Transport for London (TfL) to develop and deliver a next-generation traffic control and highways management system. This new Real Time Optimiser (RTO) solution will enable traffic flow across London’s entire road network to be dynamically optimised and will play a key role in meeting TfL’s objective of enabling reliable and sustainable journeys.

Siemens ITS has been awarded a multi-million pound contract by Transport for London (TfL) to develop and deliver a next-generation traffic control and highways management system. This new Real Time Optimiser (RTO) solution will enable traffic flow across London’s entire road network to be dynamically optimised and will play a key role in meeting TfL’s objective of enabling reliable and sustainable journeys.

Workers, company bosses and government should work together to embrace a new digital industrial revolution Juergen Maier – Siemens UK CEO and Industrial Strategy advisor – is expected to say at next month’s Northern Powerhouse Business Summit.

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Carbon-free fuel, which can be stored or transported for later use, came a step closer as Siemens prepares to launches its Green Ammonia Energy Storage Demonstrator, in Oxfordshire.

Siemens ITS has been awarded a contract by civil engineering contractor Alun Griffiths to supply, test and commission traffic signals and CCTV equipment for a series of junctions and roundabouts as part of Somerset County Council’s Yeovil Western Corridor project.

Carbon-free fuel, which can be stored or transported for later use, came a step closer as Siemens prepares to launches its Green Ammonia Energy Storage Demonstrator, in Oxfordshire

Transport for London (TfL) confirmed today (15 June 2018) its intention to award Siemens Mobility Limited a contract of around £1.5bn to design and build 94 new generation Tube trains that will transform the experience of millions of Piccadilly line customers.

Transport for London (TfL) confirmed today (15 June 2018) its intention to award Siemens Mobility Limited a contract of around £1.5bn to design and build 94 new generation Tube trains that will transform the experience of millions of Piccadilly line customers.

Siemens ITS has been awarded a contract by civil engineering contractor Alun Griffiths to supply, test and commission traffic signals and CCTV equipment for a series of junctions and roundabouts as part of Somerset County Council’s Yeovil Western Corridor project.

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