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For many, January signals a clean slate, a fresh start; 2021 should have been a new chapter with the UK beginning its new relationship with the EU as a non-member, but our uninvited guest COVID-19 has outstayed its welcome and made this new year feel like an awkward extension to last year. Clearly COVID-19 doesn’t respect the calendar, and this has made the start of 2021 feel less “fresh and new”.

KeTech is proud and honoured to have won the Challenge and Innovate Award for our Connected Driver Advisory System (CDAS) at this year’s Siemens Mobility Rolling Stock & Customer Services UK Supplier Conference! We are thrilled to be recognised for our innovative solutions and to be selected by Siemens as a partner of choice.

This Christmas we have a self-invited, unwanted guest with us over the festive period, one that has already out stayed its welcome. No, it’s not the outlaws, it’s a visitor from overseas, one who doesn’t allow more than 6 guests around the dinner table or your annual Christmas Eve drinks in the pub and goes by the name of COVID-19.

Ah, the British weather. The nation’s famous obsession, kickstarting most conversations here in the UK. Research shows that Britons spend around 4 months moaning about the elements (hot or cold), but can you blame us? The unpredictable nature of the weather in the UK regularly disrupts our lives and with winter on its way, its only about to get worse.

RTM’s Ailsa Cowen spoke to three representatives from KeTech, Mike Dixon, Technical Director, Alistair Shutler, Software Team Leader and Graham Cooke Technical Consultant to find out about their innovative Universal Information System (UIS).

KeTech explores the link between perceived travel time & real-time passenger information systems