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NoTraffic is an AI-driven mobility platform that modernizes signalized intersections into a connected digital transportation network.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

NoTraffic describes itself as a mobility platform that modernizes cities by transforming signalized intersections into a connected digital transportation network that enhances efficiency, assures safety, and maximizes infrastructure utilization. Its offering is delivered as a single platform comprising Edge devices and AI detection, Mobility OS cloud-based intersection management, a Mobility Store of applications, and a 24/7 US-based Operations Center. The company states it is approved and operates in 40 states, with cited deployments including Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona, and UBC in British Columbia, Canada. NoTraffic lists offices in Overland Park, Kansas and Tel Aviv, Israel, and its leadership team includes Co-Founder & CEO Tal Kreisler, Co-Founder & CTO Uriel Katz, and Co-Founder & CSO Or Sela.

History

NoTraffic presents itself as redefining the future of mobility by revolutionizing traffic management with innovative, AI-driven solutions that enable safer, smarter, and more sustainable urban environments. Its platform is positioned to modernize cities by transforming signalized intersections into a connected digital transportation network. The company states that it is approved and operates in 40 states, and it cites deployments in Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona, and at UBC in British Columbia, Canada.

Products and positioning

World's Leading Mobility Platform

  • Edge devices & AI Detection

    Edge devices and smart sensors powered by AI.

  • Mobility OS

    Intuitive cloud-based intersection management.

  • Mobility Store

    Mobility applications for current and future needs.

  • Operations Center

    24/7 US-based managed service.

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