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Get connected. Save lives. Improve traffic. Applied Information is not only seeking to help motorists with our Connected Vehicle solutions, but to also connect VRUs with city infrastructure in order to make the roads safer for all users. Our approach to connected vehicles has been trusted by leading brands and organizations, and our open, multilingual approach to connected vehicles is used globally. To learn more about the many applications of our Connected Vehicle solution download our media kit.

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Blue Bird, Fulton Co. Schools join Audi, Applied Information on connected vehicle deployment to boost school bus and school zone safety

Blue Bird Corp., one of the largest school bus makers in the U.S., has joined a first-of-its-kind collaboration with Audi of America, Applied Information, and Temple, Inc., to deploy cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technology aimed at helping reduce vehicle hazards that vulnerable school children face every year.

Applied Information Announces Full C-V2X Roadside and Onboard Units with Guaranteed Upgrade to 5G Along with DSRC Buy Back Program

Applied Information, Inc., the leading provider of intelligent transportation infrastructure solutions, today announced the availability of full Cellular Vehicle to Everything (C-V2X) Connected Vehicle Roadside Units (RSU) and Onboard Units (OBU) with an automatic upgrade to 5G NR when the technology becomes available.

Audi, Applied Information and Temple launch C-V2X school safety development program in Georgia

Audi of America, Applied Information, and Temple, Inc., today announced a collaboration to develop two future connected vehicle applications that can help improve safety in school zones and around school buses when children are present.

Applied Information Helps Bring C-V2X Connected Vehicle Technology to Improve Road Safety and Traffic Efficiency to Hawaii

Applied Information, Inc. announced today plans to bring Cellular Vehicle to Everything (C-V2X) technology to Hawaii. C-VX technology will be integrated into 34 traffic signals along the Nimitz Corridor in Honolulu as a part of the V2X aspect of the program, and Applied Information will exclusively implement C-V2X technologies developed by Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., while working with the Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) and the University of Hawaii College of Engineering to extend the deployment of connected vehicle infrastructure across the entire state of Hawaii with C-V2X.

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