The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) will partner with Quarterhill Inc., a leading global provider of intelligent transportation system solutions, through its subsidiary International Road Dynamics, to provide maintenance and installation support for traffic-monitoring systems across the state.
The multiyear contract will support safe and reliable, data-driven transportation operations and long‑term infrastructure support statewide.
Under the partnership, Quarterhill will provide maintenance, inspection, repair, calibration and installation oversight for New Jersey’s network of Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) stations and Traffic Volume System (TVS) sites, helping ensure the reliable operation of traffic-monitoring infrastructure.
NJDOT currently operates approximately 95 WIM sites and 50 TVS sites statewide, which play an important role in traffic monitoring, freight mobility, transportation planning, roadway-safety initiatives and federal reporting requirements.
Services under the contract include:
- Maintenance and calibration of statewide traffic-monitoring systems
- Repairs and system upgrades to support reliable performance
- Support for traffic-data collection and reporting infrastructure
- Installation oversight for monitoring equipment and sensors
“By working closely with transportation agencies such as NJDOT, we can help ensure traffic-monitoring infrastructure remains accurate, reliable and ready to support planning, freight movement and safety initiatives for years to come,” said Chuck Myers, CEO of Quarterhill.
As Quarterhill continues to broaden its SaaS portfolio across ITS applications, this collaboration positions the company to support future system enhancements and evolving data-driven transportation programs in New Jersey.
