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Smart Cities                                                                

Description: 

50/50 partnership with The Highland Council to deliver the Smart Cities programme for Inverness. The aim is to update the regions transport infrastructure to make travel easier by implementing:

  • A flexible wireless mesh infrastructure allowing for smart traffic management, live traffic and public transport information

  • An improvement to bus stop signage, introducing smart elements, including NFC/QR codes and real-time information boards at selected stops

  • Improvements to the Far North Line

  • An update of parking meters, introducing smart elements to increase ease-of-use and flexibility for users

Website: 

www.highland.gov.uk/info/20014/economic_development/834/smart_cities

Programme: European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)

Status: Ongoing Phase 1. Phase 2 Projects Timeline 2020-21

 

Timeline: 2018-2021

 

 HITRANS activities:

  • Supply & Install of Smart Bus Stop Units: Successful installation of approx. 250 smart bus stop units with QR codes
  • RTPI Procurement: Improvement of real time passenger travel information in the HITRANS area

  •  Fair Exchange: project to create additional capacity, improved resilience & better maintenance access on the Kyle railway line between Strathcarron & Kyle, with the project funding a new Token Exchange Point near Stromferry

  •  Vehicle Management System (VMS) & Ferry Information Signs