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Sharjah implements AI-powered traffic sensors to alleviate congestion

Sharjah implements AI-powered traffic sensors to alleviate congestion

  • SRTA plans to power 48 traffic signals with AI to improve traffic flow by up to 30%.
  • SRTA has implemented two projects in 2023 to address traffic issues between Sharjah and Dubai.
  • They collaborate with BEEAH to expand EV charging infrastructure in Sharjah.
The Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority (SRTA) has announced that 48 traffic signals in the emirate will soon be powered by artificial intelligence (AI) to alleviate traffic congestion, aiming to improve traffic flow by up to 30 percent. Sensors and cameras will analyze real-time traffic conditions, enabling the adjustment of signal timings.

Yousif Alathmani, the chairman of SRTA, explained that the AI-driven signals will dynamically extend or shorten the green or red light duration based on traffic volume and patterns. The AI system undergoes continuous learning, with regular updates to enhance its capabilities.

In 2023, the SRTA implemented two projects on Ittihad Road and in the Al Taawun area to address traffic concerns between Sharjah and Dubai.

Furthermore, the SRTA recently announced a collaboration with BEEAH to expand the electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in Sharjah. This initiative aims to deploy hundreds of chargers along highways and in various districts, covering crucial commercial and urban areas.

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