Traffic Management Market Study

Road traffic management solutions: a $3.5 billion market on the path towards SaaS?

Report on ATMS markets & technologies

As road traffic has fully recovered from the COVID pandemic, the need for Intelligent Transport Solutions (ITS) solutions to reduce congestion and increase the safety of road users has never been greater.

For example, in New York City, traffic intersections involve 55% of pedestrian fatalities and 79% of pedestrian injuries.

Since the first traffic signal management and VMS (Variable Message Signs) deployments, much progress has been made.

In the new paradigm, Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS) are now:

  • Multi-sensors, collecting data from loops but also cameras, radars and connected vehicles,
  • Multi-controllers, permitting the adaptive timing of traffic lights across a complete city,
  • Increasingly standards-based to facilitate multi-vendor systems integration,
  • Multi-agency, allowing the creation of complete traffic corridors,
  • Multi-modal, enabling for example the integration of Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs),
  • Connected to parking systems, providing real-time guidance to city visitors,
  • Cloud-based, for the Traffic Management Center but also increasingly for controllers and devices,
  • Allowing 2-way communication between the roadways, the vehicles and control rooms.

In their new form, traffic management solutions become more dynamic, data- and software-centric. New business models based on recurring revenues such as SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) are emerging.

And new breakthroughs are still to come, from AI to autonomous vehicles, demand management, environment management and V2X.

In this study, PTOLEMUS investigates the current state of the traffic management market for both urban areas and highways / motorways. And it predicts its future evolution in North America and Europe until 2032.

Based on its bottom-up evaluation of the supply and its fundamental assessment of key trends, PTOLEMUS forecasts that the market for traffic management solutions will reach $5 billion in 2032.

The 116-page report covers the ATMS market, but also all related road ITS and includes:

  • An assessment of traditional and emerging ITS technologies & models :
    • Sensors (cameras, connected vehicles, etc.)
    • Equipment (cabinets, controllers, etc.)
    • Data (AI, demand management, etc.)
    • Sub-systems (move towards software, etc.)
    • Agency-level supervision systems
  • An analysis of the key characteristics and evolutions of the traffic management value chain:
    • Regulatory and standards-related changes
    • Key sectors and sub-sectors of the demand
    • Key customer segments
    • Types of contracts
    • Technology disruptions
    • Demand- and supply-side market trends
  • A detailed analysis of the supply environment, covering profiles of 18 vendors:
  • Be-Mobile
  • Cubic
  • ETRA
  • Genetec
  • Indra
  • Iteris
  • Kapsch TrafficCom
  • Inrix
  • Kistler
  • Movyon
  • Oriux
  • Q-Free
  • Quarterhill
  • Swarco
  • Technolution
  • TransCore (ST Engineering)
  • Umovity (PTV and Econolite)
  • Yunex Traffic (formerly Siemens)
  • Key M&A transactions between solutions providers in the last 10 years, from Aimsun to Dynniq Mobility, McCain and Yunex Traffic
  • 2020-2032 bottom-up market forecasts of the solutions market for North America and Europe
    • Key growth drivers and inhibitors in each region
    • Revenue evolution in the 2 regions.

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