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Reducing traffic congestion and highway accidents, decreasing travel times, alerting drivers to hazards, ensuring speedy response to adverse road conditions and emergencies and delivering a higher quality motorist experience – all while adhering to staff and budget limitations. These are just a few of the challenges facing state and local government departments of transportation. The need to enable real-time transmission of data from intelligent transportation systems devices while laying the foundation for autonomous vehicles is straining networks. Network engineers and operations managers need network technologies that can meet the needs of today’s digital transportation applications, while scaling to the future needs of automated highways, ubiquitous broadband, and an increasingly software-defined environment.
Deliver performance and real-time requirements of new ITS applications
Learn moreProvide 24x7 availability to key ITS applications and data, with no downtime due to disasters
Learn moreEnsure networks are ready to support autonomous vehicles and provide capacity for rural broadband initiatives
Learn moreEnsure performance and delivery of new ITS applications through next-generation packet optical network technology
Build redundancy into the network to ensure that key applications and data are available 24x7, with no downtime due to emergency or disaster
Ensure networks are ready to support autonomous vehicles and provide capacity for rural broadband initiatives.
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The Adaptive Network
