We are looking forward to the “Building Citizen-Centric Mobility Strategies” event hosted by Nitrous on Thursday 20th May, where our COO, Peter Mildon, will be discussing the work Viva are doing to achieve inclusive, citizen-focused mobility strategies. Over the last year, a revolution in urban mobility has occurred with Covid-19 accelerating the need for healthy, activeRead More
We are honoured and delighted to be chosen for a Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category for our traffic insights Artificial Intelligence technology which supports government, regional bodies and local councils in traffic optimisation and transport infrastructure. The Queen’s Award for Enterprise, now in its 55th year, is widely recognized as the highest official UKRead More
Delighted to see our Interview with BikeBiz has gone live, where our Co-Founder and CEO Mark Nicholson discusses how AI improves traffic insights following a project we undertook with Kingston and Sutton Councils. It looks at how the project data will help the councils with insight on travel behaviors and patterns, to understand how thisRead More
Our CEO, Mark Nicholson, discusses with Open Access Government magazine how local lockdown travel habits are already influencing the green recovery. With restrictions in the UK now easing, residents have spent much more time in their local area than ever before during lockdown. Whether it was walking around the local park, cycling around the area, orRead More
Our CEO Mark Nicholson talks to Auto Futures about how Viva came about, our traffic sensor technology and plans for the future. Our ‘Smart Junctions’ are able to identify different types of road users at selected junctions and control traffic signals to promote more sustainable modes of transport, such as cyclists and buses. “With moreRead More
Our CEO & founder Mark Nicholson talks to Traffic Technology Today to give his opinion on how the right data can help to safeguard and further stimulate the active transportation revolution seen during the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic has been pivotal in changing travel trends in our cities. Levels of active travel, such as walkingRead More