Improving the next generation of transport solutions

Improving the next generation
of transport solutions

Common issues in transport
	Asset Management
	Condition Monitoring
	Contract and Revenue Management
	Data Integration
	Modelling, Simulation, and Engineering
	Risk Management

Finding effective transport solutions is becoming ever more important for governments and travellers as the growth in passenger and freight traffic continues. Increasing demand is putting more and more pressure on the existing infrastructure, which is close to saturation point.

It is widely recognized that integrated transport systems are key to solving the problem, balancing the different methods of travel and interchange. Condition monitoring of track/road and vehicles, to ensure services run to schedule, is likely to be particularly important where integration of different modes of travel is planned. Intelligent Transport Systems are being used increasingly to aid utilization of existing infrastructure networks and encourage the use of public transport. These systems increase the efficiency of roads and motorways, improve information for public transport users, and reduce congestion

Tessella is helping its customers to produce intelligent transport systems that provide real benefits for travellers.

Backed by over 20 years of experience in the transport sector, and the scientific and engineering backgrounds of our staff, we continue to provide high-value solutions to our customers. Our expertise covers a wide spectrum of transport systems solutions such as traffic modelling, decision support systems, asset (vehicle, road, rail) condition monitoring, and rail track design.

Our ISO 9001:2000 and TickIT certified Quality Management System, established in 1992, ensures that quality is built into our software development process. We believe in delivering value to the customer and have achieved this by maintaining a strong focus on quality through a continuous process of learning and adapting methodologies and standards.

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