Smart Traffic and Connected Vehicle Technology
Summary
Phoenix is partnering in a massive regional grant program to equip hundreds of intersections with Connected Vehicle to Everything (CV2X) technology and AI-driven NoTraffic cameras. These systems help buses and emergency vehicles get signal priority, reduce travel delays by up to 25%, and enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
Leverages a $20 million federal grant alongside local capital investments.
Drivers, transit riders, emergency responders, and pedestrians who experience smoother traffic flow and improved safety at intersections.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Transportation, Infrastructure, and Planning Subcommittee — May 20, 2026
Phoenix is partnering in a massive regional grant program to equip hundreds of intersections with Connected Vehicle to Everything (CV2X) technology and AI-driven NoTraffic cameras. These systems help buses and emergency vehicles get signal priority, reduce travel delays by up to 25%, and enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
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