California's transportation department says its agreement with the transportation data and software firm Inrix marks a first in state history.

A report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation urges city leaders to consider how citizen data is handled.

Officials at the North Carolina capital replaced a slow, manual process of evaluating traffic congestion with cameras powered by machine learning.

Roadway sensor data will fuel software pilots in Austin, Texas; Fort Smith, Arkansas; Walnut Creek, California; and Westminster, Colorado, after the cities won a competition earlier this…

The additional technology arrives as city council prepares to vote on the Smart Cities PDX initiative.

It's a web application that analyzes road conditions and predicts where traffic collisions are most likely to occur.

New analytics tools are helping workers spot bottlenecks and relieve roadway congestion.

Within the past two months, the city's transportation department says it has already saved nearly 00,000 on construction thanks to the new technology.

The District's government has recruited the public to comb through its traffic video archives and fuel a Microsoft platform it hopes will prevent needless roadway deaths.

A new private sector data sharing agreement will deliver real-time data to drivers and city planners.