Location
Yellowknife, NWT
Expertise
Share
Associated Engineering developed an Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Program for the Northwest Territories (NWT).
The Program’s vision is to better support NWT’s communities, economy, and quality of life through innovation and technology. The Program’s main goals are to improve transportation system efficiency, improve road safety, improve the environment, and promote long-term sustainability.
The key benefits of the ITS Program will be:
- Improved safety due to incident management and coordination of emergency services
- Reduced collisions and unnecessary trips from critical road-weather information advisories
- Better traveler information and access to data
- Speed advisories for improved safety
- Improved road information for construction, maintenance and operations fleets
- Environmentally sustainable actions such as reduced wildlife interactions with motorists
- Increased support for commercial goods movement enforcement
- Improved economic performance
- Better data management including access to real time environmental data
Project Highlights
More Transportation Projects
See all projects
Transportation
LNG Canada Heavy Haul Bridges
Bridges
Rossdale Bridge Rehabilitation
Structures
SkyTrain Grandview Cut Structural Upgrade
Transportation
St. Andrews Lock and Dam Comprehensive Detailed Inspection
Transportation
Christina Lake Active Transportation Plan
Infrastructure
Baxter Bridge Rehabilitation
Transportation
Medicine Hat Boardwalk Replacements
Transportation
170th Street over CN Rail Bridge Rehabilitations
Transportation
Regina Bypass ITS Infrastructure
Bridges
Muskeg River Bridge
Infrastructure
Johnston Canyon Campground Upgrades
Airports
Vancouver International Airport South Airfield Upgrades
Transportation
Pioneer Pedestrian Bridge
Infrastructure
Miette Hot Springs Culvert and Bridge Replacement
Streetscaping
Langford Cultural District
LEADERSHIP INSIGHTS
See all insights
Articles
Oct 7, 2024
Infrastructure improvements provide greater safety along Port Moody’s busy St. Johns Street
Articles
Jun 27, 2021
Fischer-Hallman Road improvements support the Region of Waterloo’s transportation goals in a developing community
Articles
Dec 31, 2024
Full reconstruction and rehabilitation of Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport’s main runways
Articles
Jun 26, 2021
Rehabilitating Moose Jaw’s Thunderbird Viaduct will restore high priority heritage bridge
Articles
Jul 24, 2023
Rehabilitation of Battleford Truss Bridges restores heritage structures and improves access
Articles
Dec 29, 2019
Detailed investigation of Toronto’s Prince Edward Viaduct identifies safety improvements
Articles
Jul 5, 2024
John Maree highlights the value of his mentors who influenced and guided his career journey
Articles
Mar 23, 2023
Haisla Bridge delivers a cost-effective and constructible transportation structure in northwest BC
Articles
Jul 5, 2022
Making connections has been key to Sarvejit Nagi’s career in consulting engineering
Articles
Oct 9, 2023
Timely rehabilitation of Baxter Bridge reinstates reliable transportation linking BC’s Okanagan region
Articles
Dec 16, 2024
[ViewPoints] Automation in GIS Data Processing helps identify flood hazards and determine possible responses
