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just added to TFC's website... oh dear derampers are losing it

another standard fit... oh dear



AutoTrail
Auto-Trail, one of the UK’s leading motor-home manufacturers, includes Smartnav within its optional SE pack as standard. This means that drivers will benefit from advanced navigation that automatically guides you around traffic delays and make journeys stress free.

oh dear and another deal

Iveco
Iveco, the light commercial vehicle manufacturer has chosen Smartnav as its option fit satellite navigation in its award winning Daily commercial vehicle range.


oh and some more

Bentley
In an agreement with Siemens VDO Dayton, Trafficmaster provides its RDS TMC service on satellite navigation systems fitted into Bentley vehicles.




Transport for London
Transport for London (TfL) and Trafficmaster have developed a data exchange system which enables the companies to share data recorded by their respective journey-time recording camera systems and provide accurate, real-time information for London’s motorists.

TfL use traffic monitoring cameras to measure real-time journey times in central London, while Trafficmaster use similar Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology to measure real-time journey times on most of the key routes through inner and outer London. By merging the two data sets, TfL and Trafficmaster is able to offer drivers in London a number of benefits through various elements:

Trafficmaster’s customers benefit from the shared data, as it offers better routing and journey time information through London for its satellite navigation system, Smartnav and for its other traffic products.

Trafficmaster provides TfL’s London Traffic Control Centre (LTCC) with real time traffic information to monitor the performance of London’s road network and allow early detection of delays. The LTCC can then take action to alleviate congestion problems as soon as they occur.

The LTCC shares real-time journey time information with the public through the TfL website, the media and variable message signs (VMS), enabling drivers to plan their journeys and accurately calculate estimated times of arrival.

TfL uses this comprehensive data system to monitor and analyse the long-term performance of London’s main road network. Road improvement and traffic management schemes can then be implemented to help improve the operational efficiency of the roads and reduce congestion.