The number of overweight trucks barreling across the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway’s triple cantilever is way down, thanks to the city’s weigh-in-motion technology, according to a new report released ...

The state is partnering with tech firm Quarterhill to install sensors, vehicle identification systems, and other roadside equipment along key highways.

The Brooklyn-Queens Expressway’s aging triple cantilever has been patched and repaired, and the city is moving now to further protect it from further damage. For the next two weekends, a small section ...

More than 2,000 runners laced up Sunday morning for the annual New Bedford Half Marathon, a long-running race that winds through the city. Funeral services held for victims in Pawtucket ice rink ...

Weigh-In-Motion (WIM) systems represent a transformative approach in capturing dynamic vehicle load data, enabling the evaluation of axle weights and load distributions as vehicles traverse sensors ...

In 2022, trucks transported over 72% of American freight in terms of overall weight, according to the American Trucking Association. In fact, if all long-haul semi drivers suddenly stopped working, ...

IRD will supply three Virtual Weigh-In-Motion systems on I-69 & I-465 in Indiana The Virtual Weigh-In-Motion systems will monitor road use and protect roads from damage by overweight vehicles ...

"These recent achievements in Djibouti, South Korea, and Thailand highlight the growing demand for our innovative weigh-in-motion technologies in diverse markets around the world," said Chuck Myers, ...

NYC will start enforcing truck weight limits on the Staten Island-bound side of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, transportation officials said on Wednesday. Owners of the overly heavy vehicles will be ...

"We are proud to partner with governments that share our commitment to protecting road users and safeguarding critical infrastructure," said Chuck Myers, CEO of Quarterhill. "By giving agencies ...

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