In the push to make our towns and cities more liveable, accessible, and sustainable, the humble Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) has become a critical tool for local authorities. Yet, the…
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The clock is ticking on the move to Digital Traffic Regulation Orders (DTROs). A new law making DTROs mandatory was approved in 2024, and a deadline is on the horizon.…
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Here at AppyWay, we're always looking for ways to make your life easier. That's why we're thrilled to announce our brand new API that allows real-time sharing of AppyWay Mapper…
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We're delighted to announce that Southampton City Council has committed to a multi-year partnership with AppyWay, choosing our comprehensive Traffic Suite solution as their Traffic Order Management solution! In…
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We're thrilled to announce the launch of KurBi, a powerful new business intelligence module designed to help local authorities effectively manage and optimise their kerbside space for sustainability goals. Developed…
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Milton Keynes City Council is set to enhance its parking management in 2025 by integrating AppyWay's Off-Street Module into its existing Traffic Suite. This strategic move aims to streamline the…
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At AppyWay, we continually strive to bring innovation and efficiency to urban parking management. Today, we’re thrilled to unveil the latest addition to our Traffic Suite: the Off-Street Module. Designed…
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Kerbside management plays a huge role in keeping cities running smoothly, yet some old stubborn myths are still holding councils back. In this article, five experts tackle common myths head-on—from…
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We're delighted to announce that Bristol City Council has committed to a multi-year partnership with AppyWay, choosing our comprehensive Traffic Suite solution! In a city renowned for Brunel's engineering marvels,…
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"How do we make more data-based decisions while still focusing on people, not just numbers?" This question echoed through conference halls across the UK and Ireland in 2024, sparking some…
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