Iteris Supports Completion of ITS Architecture for Canada Update

1 min. Read • Posted 05/07/2020 by David Sadeghi

Congratulations to our partners at ITS Canada, Transport Canada and all those involved in the successful completion of version 3 of the ITS Architecture for Canada, which is now fully realigned with the U.S. Architecture Reference for Cooperative and Intelligent Transportation, or ARC-IT.

Iteris is proud to have played a role in this initiative, as well as leading the development and evolution of ARC-IT, providing transportation organizations with the ability to collaboratively plan, deploy, and enhance their transportation systems to support intelligent transportation systems, and connected and autonomous vehicle technologies.

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