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UrbanTech Group volunteers handed out over 300 specially designed Safe Roads World coloring books to children.

The new deployment includes 450 Azimuth 4 traffic enforcement cameras produced by the Urbantech Group. The company has installed the equipment and will be responsible for its maintenance.

At its exhibition stand, the Urbantech Group displayed the Azimuth road safety equipment and featured a video demonstration of the OSSiG Control system, which monitors the management of construction, demolition, and soil waste.

At the exhibition stand, there was a display of various hardware and software solutions designed for road safety and intelligent transportation systems.

As part of the "Safe Road for Little Ones" campaign, organized by the Traffic Police of the Moscow Region and the Regional Ministry of Health, Urbantech Group has purchased and donated 10 child car seats to the Moscow Regional Perinatal Center in the Balashikha urban district.

On March 4th, a scientific and practical conference on public transport development was held in the capital of the Republic of Dagestan.

In 2023, 1,988 rulings were issued regarding the illegal transportation of construction waste and soils

The automated Taxi Control system, developed by Urbantech Group, enables identification of violations of the regional standard among taxi carriers without the assistance of traffic police inspectors.

The meeting was aimed at sharing successful practices in preventing non-industrial injuries at railway infrastructure facilities.

New traffic control devices have been put in place to lower accident rates caused by drivers not following traffic rules. They also make sure penalties for these offenses are unavoidable and increase safety on regional and municipal roads in the Leningrad Region, including intersections.

Under a contract with Shvabe-Moscow, Urbantech Group served as the technology partner for the project, which involved the installation of 42 vehicle detectors and 25 traffic enforcement camera in the Tver Region.

Fifty-seven municipal and thirty-one regional road sections in Dagestan will be equipped with new devices for monitoring compliance with traffic rules, while 112 units will be installed on federal highways.