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THINKING ALOUD FROM INTERTRAFFIC 2014, WITH PAUL HUTTON
In today's Thinking Aloud we hear from the organiser of Intertraffic 2014, Swarco tell us about what you can see on their three stands and WDM explain how their SCRIM product saves lives around the world. We hear how Ritherdon's new passive safety cabinet can cope with crashes up to 100 km/h, about Clearview Traffic's new focus on smart mobility and Kevin Borras tells us about what you can see on the Thinking Highways stand.
These programmes are possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of:
Vitronic - http://www.vitronic.de
Swarco - http://www.swarco.com
AGD - http://www.agd-systems.com
WDM - http://www.wdm.co.uk
Nicander - http://www.nicander.co.uk
There will be new Thinking Aloud programmes every day during Intertraffic 2014. The preview show for Wednesday will be available on Tuesday afternoon/evening.
In today's Thinking Aloud we hear from the organiser of Intertraffic 2014, Swarco tell us about what you can see on their three stands and WDM explain how their SCRIM product saves lives around the world. We hear how Ritherdon's new passive safety cabinet can cope with crashes up to 100 km/h, about Clearview Traffic's new focus on smart mobility and Kevin Borras tells us about what you can see on the Thinking Highways stand.
These programmes are possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of:
Vitronic - http://www.vitronic.de
Swarco - http://www.swarco.com
AGD - http://www.agd-systems.com
WDM - http://www.wdm.co.uk
Nicander - http://www.nicander.co.uk
There will be new Thinking Aloud programmes every day during Intertraffic 2014. The preview show for Wednesday will be available on Tuesday afternoon/evening.
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