Applied Information upgraded its Glance cloud platform with AI, expanded live vehicle data, and more customizable maps to improve real-time traffic visibility and control. The update adds an AI assistant, richer connected vehicle data, and enhanced visualization tools, helping agencies better monitor and manage traffic in a single interface.
Registration is now open for the ITS America Conference & Expo 2026 in Detroit, where industry leaders will gather to showcase innovations in safer, smarter transportation systems. The event will feature exhibits, live demos, and discussions on emerging mobility technologies. Applied Information will be attending, highlighting its role in advancing intelligent transportation solutions.
Applied Information has introduced a North American buy-back programme allowing agencies to trade outdated optical emergency vehicle preemption systems for credit toward its GPS- and cellular-based Glance system. Glance improves green-light reliability, provides real-time tracking and analytics, and supports public alerts, helping modernize legacy infrastructure and enhance emergency response efficiency.
Applied Information has launched a buy-back program in North America allowing local governments and fire departments to trade in outdated optical emergency vehicle preemption hardware for credit toward its modern GPS and cellular-based Glance system, helping agencies upgrade while recouping value from legacy equipment.
The City of Milton has added traffic-signal preemption technology that gives fire trucks green lights during emergency responses, helping crews arrive faster and lowering crash risk at intersections. Using Applied Information’s Glance-connected iATL platform, equipped vehicles and signals “communicate” so lights change only when sirens and lights are active, typically 10–15 seconds before the truck reaches an intersection.
Roswell is installing a citywide emergency vehicle preemption system so fire and ambulance vehicles can trigger safer green lights. The city says it could cut response times by up to 20%, reduce intersection crashes, and potentially improve its ISO rating, with completion expected by late summer/early fall 2025.
