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AI for traffic management pilot project


Added by:   National contact point
Added on:   26 Sep 2025
Updated by:   OECD analyst
Updated on:   26 Sep 2025

The AI for Traffic Management Pilot Project in Malta integrates AI into traffic control systems and GIS. It aims to reduce congestion and emissions, improve public transport planning, and monitor traffic behaviours. The project provides data-driven insights to support intelligent journey management and traffic enforcement.

Name in original language

Proġett pilota ta’ AI għat-tmexxija tat-traffiku

Initiative overview

The AI for Traffic Management Pilot Project seeks to modernise Malta’s transport systems by embedding AI technologies into traffic lights and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The initiative is designed to make traffic management more efficient, sustainable, and data-driven.

Key objectives of the pilot project include:

  • Reducing traffic congestion and vehicle emissions to improve urban mobility and environmental outcomes
  • Identifying patterns in transport behaviours to better understand traffic flows and commuter habits
  • Supporting intelligent journey planning and the scheduling of public transport services
  • Assisting with traffic monitoring, policing, and enforcement to improve road safety and compliance

The project involves collaboration between government transport authorities, urban planners, and technology providers, ensuring AI solutions are aligned with real-world traffic management needs. By leveraging AI insights, Malta aims to make its urban transport system more efficient, responsive, and sustainable.

Name of responsible organisation (in English)

Transport Malta

About the policy initiative


Organisation:

  • Transport Malta

Category:

  • National – AI policy initiatives, regulations, guidelines, standards and programmes or projects

Initiative type:

  • Initiative to foster access to AI compute capacity

Participating organisations:


Participating countries:


Status:

  • Active

Start Year:

  • 2020

Binding:

  • Non-binding

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