It sounds too fantastic to be true. SmogStop is a “smog-eating” highway noise wall technology, aimed at removing traffic pollution from vehicles. It’s been tested on highways in Toronto and the UK and as visitors to Intertraffic can learn, this barrier, an Innovation Award finalist, can reduce overall air pollution, NOx and PM’s by some 50%. Read more on ITS

The Intertraffic Award 2022 Nominees Shortlist was officially announced and GRAMM are so honoured and proud to be nominated in the new category Green Globe at Intertraffic Award!

The Transportation Research Board (TRB) is a division of the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, formerly the National Research Council of the United States, which serves as an independent adviser to the on scientific and technical questions of national importance. TRB ran an article on SmogStop in the publication. Download article in link below – TRB News

A Canadian company’s “smog-eating” highway noise wall technology, aimed at trapping air pollutants emitted by vehicles, is currently being tested on highways in Toronto and the U.K. Proponents say it can reduce overall air pollution by 50%. https://www.enr.com/articles/49797-noise-wall-able-to-eat-smog-tested-on-real-roads

GRAMM attended the inaugural WRA Congress in Abu Dhabi. GRAMM were on the UK Pavilion with members from Highway England, DfT and Transport Scotland. The focus was on promoting SmogStop barrier to fellow WRA members and the event was a huge success. Steve Barnes, European Business Development Manager for SmogStop met many countries with air traffic pollution problems and these