SNUG Signals New Zealand User Group Workshop 2015 Minutes
Workshop minutes from the SNUG Signals New Zealand User Group held in Wellington in 2015. The event featured discussions on various topics, including autonomous vehicles, pedestrian crossings, infrastructure updates, and smart city initiatives. Key speakers addressed important developments in the transportation sector. Participants explored future trends in traffic management and technology.
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SNUG Signals New Zealand User Group Wellington 2015 WORKSHOP MINUTES 29th and 30th October 2015 held at Mac s Function
SNUG Signals New Zealand User Group Wellington 2015 Opening address by Nick Brown, Ministry of Transport - General Manager, Aviation and Maritime, and Michael Watts Transmax. Regional Updates Northland Tauranga Rotorua Hamilton New Plymouth Wellington Napier Christchurch Gold: AraFlow Spunlite Poles Fusion Silver: Auckland FLIR HMI Bronze: Traffic Control Systems CSL Infrastructure Transmax HTS Group Palmerston North Dunedin Hutt City
SNUG Signals New Zealand User Group Wellington 2015 Day 1 Autonomous Vehicles The Future Ramp Signalling Pedestrian Crossing Staging Puffin Pedestrian Crossings Walk For Green Homer Tunnel Upgrade LED Renewals Influence of Change / Traffic Management (H&S) Emergency Vehicle Pre-Emption AT Red Light Running Trial Update Auckland Motorways Fault Finding With A TDR (loop feeder cables) ITS World Congress
SNUG Signals New Zealand User Group Wellington 2015 Day 2 RMS/SCATS Update NOP s In NZ Smart Cities - NEC & WCC TCD Rule Update AGM P43 National Specification General Facilitated Discussion Website and Linked In
