Abstract: A multimodal terrestrial transport network (1) includes first and second networks (L1, L5), each of which is equipped with an operating system (SE1, SE2). The module (63) according to the invention is associated with an interchange station (H3) where the first and second networks are interconnected. It includes: an interface (83) for communicating with the operating systems of the first and second networks; means (84) for providing an overview of the traffic in a monitoring area (DS3) covering part of the first and second networks in order to update the overview data based on traffic data provided by the operating systems, and an engine (87) for executing operating rules based on the overview data and suited to generate instructions suited to modify the traffic within a control area (DC3).

Abstract: A driving assistance system for a road includes a number of communication units along the road. Each communication unit is able to transmit traffic data to vehicles on the road in a respective communication area. The communication units are arranged along the road so that the set of communication units presents a continuous coverage of the entire road. The traffic data of each communication unit is specific to that communication unit. The traffic data includes or is at least partially derived from traffic information detected on the road. There is an associated assistance method.

Abstract: A surveillance system for traffic on a road includes a number of surveillance units. Each of the surveillance units is mounted at height, and includes at least one road traffic detection sensor. The surveillance units are placed along the road alternately on a first side and on a second side of the road. The surveillance system can be used in an associated surveillance method for traffic on a road.

Abstract: A multimodal terrestrial transport network (1) includes first and second networks (L1, L5), each of which is equipped with an operating system (SE1, SE2). The module (63) according to the invention is associated with an interchange station (H3) where the first and second networks are interconnected. It includes: an interface (83) for communicating with the operating systems of the first and second networks; means (84) for providing an overview of the traffic in a monitoring area (DS3) covering part of the first and second networks in order to update the overview data based on traffic data provided by the operating systems, and an engine (87) for executing operating rules based on the overview data and suited to generate instructions suited to modify the traffic within a control area (DC3).

Abstract: This system (50) for planning routes for users (5) of a multimodal structured transport network recommends an optimal route to a user to make a journey on a multimodal network between a departure station and a destination station. The system updates, in real time, an instantaneous graph representative of the multimodal network and current use of the multimodal network based on description information describing a current state of the traffic at the current instant and prediction information predicting the evolution of the state of the traffic from the current instant, the graph being initialized based on planning information associated with nominal use of the multimodal network, the planning system comprising a module (56) for determining an optimal route capable of using the instantaneous graph in order to provide an optimal route adapted to the current use of the multimodal network at the request of a user.

Abstract: This infrastructure is characterized in that the multimodal network grouping together a plurality of monomodal networks, each monomodal network being equipped with an individual operating system, the supervision infrastructure includes a plurality of local supervision modules, each local supervision module being associated with a transfer station providing an interconnection between at least two of the monomodal networks and being able to perform a real-time synthesis of the traffic at the associated transfer station and continuously execute a plurality of operating rules by using operating data from the traffic synthesis so as to generate at least one setpoint, and to send the setpoint to at least one operating system of one monomodal network from among the monomodal networks interconnected to the associated transfer station.

Abstract: This infrastructure is characterized in that the multimodal network grouping together a plurality of monomodal networks, each monomodal network being equipped with an individual operating system, the supervision infrastructure includes a plurality of local supervision modules, each local supervision module being associated with a transfer station providing an interconnection between at least two of the monomodal networks and being able to perform a real-time synthesis of the traffic at the associated transfer station and continuously execute a plurality of operating rules by using operating data from the traffic synthesis so as to generate at least one setpoint, and to send the setpoint to at least one operating system of one monomodal network from among the monomodal networks interconnected to the associated transfer station.