Intelligent transportation, mapped across Canada

Explore traffic management, transit technology, connected vehicles and other ITS projects led by ITS Canada members and their partners.

Explore the mapProject submissions open in early 2027.

Projects: 150
Provinces and territories: 12
Categories: 9
Lead organizations: 77

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Featured projects

Traveller information
511 Yukon and digital-message-sign traveller information
CompletedYukon
511 and message signs share conditions and hazards; source reports 20 fixed and 33 trailer signs.
Yukon Highways and Public Works
Transit technology
Valley Line Southeast integrated traffic-signal priority
CompletedEdmonton, Alberta
Train detection, green extensions, partial priority and adaptive timing.
City of Edmonton
Commercial vehicles
Smart Roadside Inspection System (SRIS)
CompletedAlberta
Sensors, cameras and screening rules identify high-risk commercial vehicles.
Government of Alberta
Data platforms
Pôle de données en mobilité
CompletedMontréal, Quebec
Regional access point for ridership, service, network and accessibility data.
Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain
Connected and automated vehicles
Loblaw autonomous middle-mile delivery fleet expansion
In progressOntario
Five-year agreement; planned 50 trucks serving distribution network of more than 300 stores.
Gatik and Loblaw
Tolling and payment
Compass automated fare collection replacement
PlannedVancouver, British Columbia
New closed- and open-loop account-based fare system.
TransLink
Traffic management
Macdonald Bridge corridor adaptive traffic signals pilot
PilotHalifax, Nova Scotia
Eight intersections on Nantucket Avenue and North Street.
Halifax Regional Municipality
Traffic management
Smart Traffic Signal network expansion
In progressToronto, Ontario
Expand from over 190 installed signals to 244 in 2026 and over 325 by end 2028.
City of Toronto
Traffic management
Traffic Signal Synchronization
CompletedMedicine Hat, Alberta
Funded under the Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund. Federal contribution: $51,270 of $153,810 in total eligible costs.
City of Medicine Hat
Traffic management
Traffic Signal Control System Upgrade
CompletedRed Deer, Alberta
Funded under the Building Canada Fund - Communities Component. Federal contribution: $700,000 of $2,134,264 in total eligible costs.
City of Red Deer

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