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The National Roads Authority (NRA) was formally established as an independent statutory body under the Roads Act, 1993 with effect from 1 January, 1994. The Authority's primary function, under the Roads Act 1993, is to secure the provision of a safe and efficient network of National roads. For this purpose, it has overall responsibility for planning and supervision of construction and maintenance works on these roads. The National Roads Authority (NRA) makes traffic and travel information available to other organisations (e.g. local authorities and other national roads authorities) via this web site. The data includes Events (Planned and Unplanned), Travel Times, data from Vehicle Detector Stations, Variable Message Sign settings and Weather Station readings. The data is published in Datex2 (XML) format - Datex2 is a standard format for exchanging traffic and travel data between organisations. To have access to this data, you will need a user name and password.

Conseil général du département des Hautes-Alpes, partenaire du développement de l'application WebInforoute http://www.webinforoute.fr

HSVV are responsible for planning, building and maintaining freeways and the inter-urban road network in the German state of Hessen. Traffic control and management activities include re-routing, line control, temporary hard shoulder use, road works management, traffic information and incident management. HSVV`S road network comprises about 1000 km of freeways. Total road network adds up to more than 15.000 km. Hessen is active in the field of inter-regional strategy management, planning and realising traffic management strategies in cooperation with nearby German states (Rhineland-Palatinate, North Rhine-Westphalia, Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria). Traffic information between Traffic Centre Hessen (TCH) and other stakeholders is exchanged by means of DATEX.

LBM plans, builds and operates the high level road network in the Land of Rheinland-Pfalz Germany on behalf of the ministry for transport. LBM is in charge of traffic management supported by ITS and is tasked to run a comprehensive traffic information website www.verkehr.rlp.de

Brisa - Auto-estradas de Portugal was created in 1972. In 36 years it has become one of the largest tolled motorway operators in the world and the largest transport infrastructure company in Portugal. Brisa's main business area is the construction and operation of tolled motorways, both through direct investments in Portugal, as well as through its national and international subsidiaries.

EP - Estradas de Portugal, S.A. has, along with other tasks of national road administration, the mission to provide a public service in areas such as funding, maintenance, development, requalification and extension of the Portuguese Road Network. EP – Estradas de Portugal SA holds a long term contract of concession of the national road infrastructures in Portugal. It is a reference company with a long background which is part of the Portuguese history itself.

General Directorate of Traffic is responsible of traffic control and management functions on interurban roads of Spain (except Basque country -DT- and Catalonia -SCT-). The country has a surface of 504.750 square kilometres and more that 330.000 kilometres of roads. Traffic information is exchanged between DGT, SCT and DT by means of DATEX, therefore the international DATEXII server has available information from the whole country.