The latest Traffic Suite User Group meeting in Sheffield on 6th November 2024 brought together 15 local authorities for an exciting day of collaboration and innovation (we also got some…
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As local authorities gear up for the digital transformation of traffic management, D-TROs have become a hot topic. We've experienced it in person - whenever we go to an event…
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We're thrilled to announce that East Sussex County Council has joined the AppyWay family as our newest Traffic Suite customer! East Sussex will implement our comprehensive solution, including the Mapper,…
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As a Product Owner, I've witnessed the impact of the Department for Transport's recent mandate requiring local authorities to digitise their Traffic Regulation Orders (D-TROs) in the coming years. Now,…
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As a Local Authority employee, you're likely aware of the looming deadline for implementing Digital Traffic Regulation Orders (D-TROs) in the UK. With the Summer 2025 deadline for new orders…
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In recent years, cities across the UK have taken bold steps to combat air pollution and reduce carbon emissions. One innovative approach gaining traction is the implementation of emission-based parking…
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Staffordshire County Council gets ahead of the D-TRO curve with AppyWay's Traffic Suite AppyWay is thrilled to announce Staffordshire County Council as the latest customer to adopt our award-winning D-TRO management…
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Know your D-TROs from your NPPs with the AppyWay glossary A Active Travel A form of transportation that involves physical activity, such as walking or cycling, instead of using motorised…
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On Wednesday, June 19th, we hosted our latest Traffic Suite User Group meeting. It was a dynamic and interactive session, attended both in person and virtually, where we reviewed our…
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Did you know that AppyWay offers vital kerbside data via the Esri Marketplace? We recently partnered with Esri UK to provide detailed traffic regulation order information into ArcGIS. Integrate parking…
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