Technology influences road management, makes journeys safer, helps predict and reduce traffic jams, prevents and reduces accidents, helps find the best itinerary, marks tolls and the most efficient routes, or helps reduce traffic. consumption.

 For this, different tools are used. The most popular, the use of Drones.

Another example of the roads of the future refers to Artificial Vision, which has a multitude of applications on highways, such as dynamic pricing solutions, management and maintenance of control and road centers to improve levels of safety and efficiency, remote control or vehicle occupant detection.

• Like BIM, which is another of the powerful technological contributions to this new mobility. It gives access to the management of a lot of data and creates a 'digital twin' of the physical infrastructure to analyze its behavior and apply the results to efficient management.
• DAS, for its part, is the distributed acoustic sensor, responsible for kilometers of fiber optics and thousands of vibration sensors that can classify events and generate alarms.
• Blockchain is mainly applied on toll roads to make payments smoothly and properly. It is an automated process that does not allow errors.
• Edge Computing and the more familiar 5G contribute to connecting environments and are vital to guarantee the connection of the different systems that are applied on smart roads, helping to make devices more efficient and functional.

 These technologies based on artificial intelligence, the internet of things or the cloud are especially practical to avoid accidents and deaths, and are already being applied successfully.

 The increase in traffic, the concentration in large cities, the preservation of the environment and the effective application of road safety are essential matters.

The horizon 2030 and 2050 should take us to new mobility parameters and technology is the key to continue innovating in advances that promote safety, efficiency and preserve the environment.