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16 Avenue N Connected Vehicle pilot project

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The City of Calgary is exploring Connected Vehicle (CV) technology that will help to develop new ways to keep roads safe and more efficient. This technology can give users: The City has installed new technology called Connected Vehicle (CV) Equipment at 16 intersections with signal lights along 16 Avenue N. Radios were installed in several Calgary Fire Department vehicles in 2020. The 16 Avenue corridor was used as a testing area, providing software vendors and vehicle manufacturers a place to test their products in the real-world. The City is looking at different ways to deliver Connected Vehicle information to Calgarians using existing internet connections and cellphones, rather than installing new equipment at each intersection. The City is partnering with app developers to provide real-time signal information to all signals across the city, making it accessible to Calgarians through their phones or in their connected car systems. Click to enlarge map Connected Vehicle Technology ca

16 Avenue N Connected Vehicle pilot project Information Caution Updated: July 18, 2026, 12:09 PM New! The Calgary Police Service is asking for the public's help in locating a missing child, Parker, 11. Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact Police at 403-266-1234 Get the latest updates 16 Avenue N Connected Vehicle pilot project The City of Calgary is exploring Connected Vehicle (CV) technology that will help to develop new ways to keep roads safe and more efficient. This technology can give users: Safety messages for people who drive. Warnings to help avoid collisio

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