The City of Amsterdam has approved a new system that checks planned roadworks and closures using real-time data from cars and other sources. The system is now stable and can detect closures within ten minutes. This makes planning data more reliable and helps traffic flow more smoothly. It also allows road operators to check and improve their data using both real-time and past information. The system will help improve traffic information and support the city’s digital infrastructure.

The means of verification for this deliverable is an acceptance note on the real-time information system, which has been attached to the button below.