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As part of your Enterprise Content Management (ECM) strategy, you can implement a custom document library template, and customize site columns, site content types, taxonomy fields, version settings, and the default document content type.

_**Applies to:** Office 365 | SharePoint 2013 | SharePoint Online_

The [ECM.DocumentLibraries](https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP/tree/master/Samples/ECM.DocumentLibraries) sample shows you how to use a provider-hosted add-in to create a list or document library, assign a content type to it, and remove the default content type. Use this solution if you want to:

- Create a list or document library and apply a default content type.

- Assert greater control over the addition, maintenance, or implementation of localized versions of your custom fields.

- Remove the default content type on a list or library.

- Apply library configuration settings when you create a list or library.

## Before you begin

To get started, download the  [ECM.DocumentLibraries](https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP/tree/master/Samples/ECM.DocumentLibraries) sample add-in from the [Office 365 Developer patterns and practices](https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP/tree/dev) project on GitHub.

Users accessing the ECM.DocumentLibraries add-in must have permissions to manage lists. The  **DoesUserHavePermission** method in Default.aspx.cs checks the user's permissions to ensure they can manage lists. If the user does not have permissions to manage lists, the add-in presents an error message to the user.

```C#
private bool DoesUserHavePermission()
        {
            var spContext = SharePointContextProvider.Current.GetSharePointContext(Context);
            using (var ctx = spContext.CreateUserClientContextForSPHost())
            {
                BasePermissions perms = new BasePermissions();
                perms.Set(PermissionKind.ManageLists);
                ClientResult<bool> _permResult = ctx.Web.DoesUserHavePermissions(perms);
                ctx.ExecuteQuery();
                return _permResult.Value;
            }
        }

```

## Using the ECM.DocumentLibraries sample add-in

When you start this add-in , the start page displays as shown in Figure 1. The ECM.DocumentLibraries start page looks like the page to add a new document library when you select  **Site Contents** > **add an app** > **Document Library** > **Advanced Options** - with one difference. When you start the add-in , the Document Template dropdown list displays custom document library template, IT Document and Contoso Document. When the user chooses **Create**, the selected custom content type is assigned to the new document library.

**Figure 1. Start page of the ECM.DocumentLibraries add-in **

![Screenshot that shows the ECM.DocumentLibraries add-in start page, with a Document Template drop-down box that lists IT Document as a choice.](media/d58b9d12-808e-4f2b-9065-31e6d735dbaa.png)

When users choose  **Create**, the  **CreateLibrary_Click** method in Default.aspx.cs checks the selected default template and makes calls to either the **CreateITDocumentLibrary** or **CreateContosoDocumentLibrary** method in ContentTypeManager.cs, as shown in the following code.

**Note**  The code in this article is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including any implied warranties of fitness for a particular purpose, merchantability, or non-infringement.

```C#
protected void CreateLibrary_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            try
            {
                var _spContext = SharePointContextProvider.Current.GetSharePointContext(Context);
                var _templateSelectedItem = this.DocumentTemplateType.Value;
                var _libraryToCreate = this.GetLibraryToCreate();
                using (var _ctx = _spContext.CreateUserClientContextForSPHost())
                {

                    _ctx.ApplicationName = "AMS ECM.DocumentLibraries";
                    ContentTypeManager _manager = new ContentTypeManager();
                    switch(_templateSelectedItem)
                    {
                        case "IT Document":
                            _manager.CreateITDocumentLibrary(_ctx, _libraryToCreate);
                            break;
                        case "Contoso Document":
                            _manager.CreateContosoDocumentLibrary(_ctx, _libraryToCreate);
                            break;
                    }
                 }

                Response.Redirect(this.Url.Value);
            }
            catch (Exception _ex)
            {
                throw;
            }
        }

```

The  **CreateContosoDocumentLibrary** method then performs the following tasks, as shown in the next code example:

1. Creates custom fields in the Managed Metadata Service.

2. Creates a content type.

3. Associates the custom fields with the content types.

4. Creates the document library with the content type.

```C#
        public void CreateContosoDocumentLibrary(ClientContext ctx, Library library)
        {
            // Check the fields.
            if (!ctx.Web.FieldExistsById(FLD_CLASSIFICATION_ID)){
                ctx.Web.CreateTaxonomyField(FLD_CLASSIFICATION_ID,
                                            FLD_CLASSIFICATION_INTERNAL_NAME,
                                            FLD_CLASSIFICATION_DISPLAY_NAME,
                                            FIELDS_GROUP_NAME,
                                            TAXONOMY_GROUP,
                                            TAXONOMY_TERMSET_CLASSIFICATION_NAME);
            }

            // Check the content type.
            if (!ctx.Web.ContentTypeExistsById(CONTOSODOCUMENT_CT_ID)){
                ctx.Web.CreateContentType(CONTOSODOCUMENT_CT_NAME,
                                          CT_DESC, CONTOSODOCUMENT_CT_ID,
                                          CT_GROUP);
            }

            // Associate fields to content types.
            if (!ctx.Web.FieldExistsByNameInContentType(CONTOSODOCUMENT_CT_NAME, FLD_CLASSIFICATION_INTERNAL_NAME)){
                ctx.Web.AddFieldToContentTypeById(CONTOSODOCUMENT_CT_ID,
                                                  FLD_CLASSIFICATION_ID.ToString(),
                                                  false);
            }
            CreateLibrary(ctx, library, CONTOSODOCUMENT_CT_ID);

        }

```

**CreateContosoDocumentLibrary** calls the **CreateTaxonomyField** method, which is part of the OfficeDevPnP.Core. **CreateTaxonomyField** creates a field in the managed metadata service from the provider-hosted add-in .

```C#
public static Field CreateTaxonomyField(this Web web, Guid id, string internalName, string displayName, string group, TermSet termSet, bool multiValue = false)
		{
			internalName.ValidateNotNullOrEmpty("internalName");
			displayName.ValidateNotNullOrEmpty("displayName");
			termSet.ValidateNotNullOrEmpty("termSet");

			try
			{
				var _field = web.CreateField(id, internalName, multiValue ? "TaxonomyFieldTypeMulti" : "TaxonomyFieldType", true, displayName, group, "ShowField=\"Term1033\"");

				WireUpTaxonomyField(web, _field, termSet, multiValue);
				_field.Update();

				web.Context.ExecuteQuery();

				return _field;
			}
			catch (Exception)
			{
				/// If there is an exception, the hidden field might be present.
				FieldCollection _fields = web.Fields;
				web.Context.Load(_fields, fc => fc.Include(f => f.Id, f => f.InternalName));
				web.Context.ExecuteQuery();
				var _hiddenField = id.ToString().Replace("-", "");

				var _field = _fields.FirstOrDefault(f => f.InternalName == _hiddenField);
				if (_field != null)
				{
					_field.DeleteObject();
					web.Context.ExecuteQuery();
				}
				throw;

			}
		}
```

**CreateContosoDocumentLibrary** calls the **CreateContentType** method which is part of OfficeDevPnP.Core. **CreateContentType** creates a new content type.

```C#
public static ContentType CreateContentType(this Web web, string name, string description, string id, string group, ContentType parentContentType = null)
        {
            LoggingUtility.Internal.TraceInformation((int)EventId.CreateContentType, CoreResources.FieldAndContentTypeExtensions_CreateContentType01, name, id);

            // Load the current collection of content types.
            ContentTypeCollection contentTypes = web.ContentTypes;
            web.Context.Load(contentTypes);
            web.Context.ExecuteQuery();
            ContentTypeCreationInformation newCt = new ContentTypeCreationInformation();

            // Set the properties for the content type.
            newCt.Name = name;
            newCt.Id = id;
            newCt.Description = description;
            newCt.Group = group;
            newCt.ParentContentType = parentContentType;
            ContentType myContentType = contentTypes.Add(newCt);
            web.Context.ExecuteQuery();

            // Return the content type object.
            return myContentType;
        }

```

**CreateContosoDocumentLibrary** calls the **AddFieldToContentTypeById** method, which is part of OfficeDevPnP.Core. **AddFieldToContentTypeById** associates a field with a content type.

```C#
public static void AddFieldToContentTypeById(this Web web, string contentTypeID, string fieldID, bool required = false, bool hidden = false)
        {
            // Get content type.
            ContentType ct = web.GetContentTypeById(contentTypeID);
            web.Context.Load(ct);
            web.Context.Load(ct.FieldLinks);
            web.Context.ExecuteQuery();

            // Get field.
            Field fld = web.Fields.GetById(new Guid(fieldID));

            // Add field association to content type.
            AddFieldToContentType(web, ct, fld, required, hidden);
        }
```

**CreateContosoDocumentLibrary** calls the **CreateLibrary** method in ContentTypeManager.cs to create the document library. The **CreateLibrary** method assigns library settings such as the document library's description, document versioning, and associated content types.

```C#
private void CreateLibrary(ClientContext ctx, Library library, string associateContentTypeID)
        {
            if (!ctx.Web.ListExists(library.Title))
            {
                ctx.Web.AddList(ListTemplateType.DocumentLibrary, library.Title, false);
                List _list = ctx.Web.GetListByTitle(library.Title);
                if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(library.Description)) {
                    _list.Description = library.Description;
                }

                if(library.VerisioningEnabled) {
                    _list.EnableVersioning = true;
                }

                _list.ContentTypesEnabled = true;
                _list.Update();
                ctx.Web.AddContentTypeToListById(library.Title, associateContentTypeID, true);
                // Remove the default Document Content Type.
                _list.RemoveContentTypeByName(ContentTypeManager.DEFAULT_DOCUMENT_CT_NAME);
                ctx.Web.Context.ExecuteQuery();
            }
            else
            {
                throw new Exception("A list, survey, discussion board, or document library with the specified title already exists in this Web site.  Please choose another title.");
            }
        }
```

**CreateLibrary** calls **RemoveContentTypeByName** in ListExtensions.cs, which is part of OfficeDevPnP.Core. **RemoveContentTypeByName** removes the default content type on the document library.

```C#
        public static void RemoveContentTypeByName(this List list, string contentTypeName)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(contentTypeName))
            {
                throw (contentTypeName == null)
                  ? new ArgumentNullException("contentTypeName")
                  : new ArgumentException(CoreResources.Exception_Message_EmptyString_Arg, "contentTypeName");
            }

            ContentTypeCollection _cts = list.ContentTypes;
            list.Context.Load(_cts);

            IEnumerable<ContentType> _results = list.Context.LoadQuery<ContentType>(_cts.Where(item => item.Name == contentTypeName));
            list.Context.ExecuteQuery();

            ContentType _ct = _results.FirstOrDefault();
            if (_ct != null)
            {
                _ct.DeleteObject();
                list.Update();
                list.Context.ExecuteQuery();
            }
        }
```

After you create the document library, go to the  **Library settings** on your document library to review the name, description, document versioning setting, content type, and custom fields the add-in assigned to your document library.

**Figure 2. Library settings applied by the add-in **

![Screenshot of a Document Library Setting page, with Name, Web Address, and Description fields highlighted.](media/aedf5107-bacb-4872-8ad4-8e66b1afead8.png)

## Additional resources

-  [Enterprise Content Management solutions for SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint Online](Enterprise-Content-Management-solutions-for-SharePoint-2013-and-SharePoint-Online.md)

-  [ECM.Autotagging sample app](https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP/tree/master/Samples/ECM.Autotagging)


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The special traffic force is composed of traffic enforcers from the Metro Manila and Development Authority (MMDA), Philippine National Police (PNP) Highway Patrol Group, members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), city police, and several volunteers from the group Ligtas Patrol. The special group is named after the Filipino name for the civet cat, known to be agile and also active at night.
Task Force Alamid was formed upon an order from Malacañang to come up with a group that will work on solving traffic and road problems in the metropolis. The group will tackle a variety of problems from managing traffic flow, apprehending illegally parked vehicles, road clearing and implementing laws on drunk and distracted driving. Their mandate is to operate around the clock on identified traffic chokepoints in Metro Manila and neighboring cities.
They will focus on transport hubs such as airports, seaports and bus terminals in the metropolis to ease the entry and egress of people into and out of the city. Task Force Alamid personnel will also assist in keepint special lanes like the Christmas and Airport lanes flowing. The group will operate throughout the Christmas season, until December 31, when traffic in Metro Manila is expected to be at its peak.
"They are tasked to oversee traffic management and intensified clearing operations until December when the traffic situation is expected to be at its most challenging," said i-ACT chief Thomas Orbos.
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If you were able to put all your memories and experience on a hard disk, would that HDD be aware? No, because it's a static collection of data that does not have any interactions with the external world.
If (on the other hand) you put a new born baby in a sensory deprivation chamber so that it has no contact at all with the outside world (we're assuming it's fed intravenously) and leave it there for 20 yrs, is the resultant human sentient?
The answer is no. The resultant human is conscious, but possesses no information upon which it can build the concepts of meaning that we take for granted as humans. In that sense, sentience (I'm using this word because I use 'awareness' in very specific ways in this topic) has to be a combination of consciousness (an 'always on' ability to sense new information and integrate it with existing internal concepts) and those same internal concepts that build up over years of development.
In our early development as children, we learn language, mathematics and several other structured concepts for categorising the sensory inputs we receive and building an internal ontology of meaning from it all. It's not until about the age of 2 (in normal development) that a child begins to see him or her self as separate from the parents; that sense of self awareness is not 'programmed' into the human brain. Also, unless you've seen death or had it explained to you, how would you know it exists?
Based on these aspects, if a human child does not have the ability to interact with its surroundings in any form, the sense of self and the understanding of death are unlikely to have formed.
Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged death awareness or ask your own question.
Is there an actually existent distinction between the presence of object to mind and the awareness of the presence of object to mind?


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I've been wondering if a lack of one clear antagonist character is a problem if you're writing YA contemporary (which I am). It seems like it would be a huge problem for fantasy, sf, mystery, etc., but for contemporary, I just don't know. I can think of several YA contemporary books that don't seem to have one clear big bad antagonist. Don't get me wrong, they're packed with conflict, but the antagonists change throughout the book (usually it's some combination of the MC's best friend(s), boyfriend(s), family, and the MC his or herself). So, does that mean it's okay?
You want to spend almost as much time writing an antagonist as you spend on your protagonist. Surprised? Read on to learn why.
Antagonists in today's fiction can take many forms. Lord Voldemort (yes, I said it) in HARRY POTTER is a traditional antagonist character. He's a big, bad villain and the entire series is spent tracking Harry as he clashes with Voldermort and his supporters, the Death Eaters. And Rachael is right. In a lot of fantasy, adventure, and sci-fi, there usually are villain characters who you can point to and name. This is usually a person, and they are usually as multi-faceted as the main character (or they should be), which gives the story more tension and raises the stakes.
But what do you do if you don't have a villain in mind? If there's no shadowy baddie behind the curtain, always threatening danger and doom? Do you still have a story?
I'd say you do. For another complex and fascinating villain, check out Lia, the main character of Laurie Halse Anderson's WINTERGIRLS. She's also our point of view narrator, and the hero of the story. But she's suffering from anorexia and the demons of the disease, not to mention the guilt she feels when her best friend and partner-in-dieting, Cassie, dies. The hero and the villain here are one and the same.
In the highly-anticipated MATCHED, by Allie Condie, there are individual people who are antagonist characters, but one might say that the villain itself is the big, bad government (a popular theme in dystopian fiction), which seeks to control its citizens and uses that control for nefarious purposes.
Instead of thinking about this from the is-it-or-isn't-it-a-villain perspective, I want you to consider your story in terms of conflict. Every story needs a balance of external and internal conflict. Internal conflict is what the character has going on inside them, basically, character's inner life vs. the world. The story must also have external conflict. In other words, character's outer life vs. the world and/or character vs. other characters.
An example of internal conflict: I am eating lunch under a table in the library because I am so different from everyone and I feel so alone.
An example of external conflict: Now I'm headed to the principal's office because the librarian found me. The principal is going to call my parents and I'm going to get in so much trouble.
If your story lacks a central antagonist character in the style of Lord Voldemort, don't fear. Even if your story does have a baddie with all the evil fixin's. Your focus should be on developing a rich and complex balance of internal tension and external tension that still carries all the tension and stakes of a story that has a centralized antagonist.
Would HARRY POTTER still have its oomph if Lord Voldermort vanished from the storyline? It would lose a central story engine, sure, but there is still enough going on for Harry internally and externally that the series wouldn't be totally sunk. I think that's key.
Even if you do have a Lord Voldermort in your cast of characters, that can't be the only source of conflict. It's much more important to look at all your sources of conflict and make sure they're balanced and come into play throughout your plot, not just at the beginning and the climax.
If you forego the villain route, do study writers like Sara Zarr, David Levithan, John Green, Lauren Oliver, and many others. Their worlds are populated by kids who lack a mortal enemy, per se, but who still have plenty of internal and external conflict to give the story fireworks and momentum.
Plot is extremely difficult to do well. Hire me as your novel editor, maybe for a Reader Report service, where I will read your entire manuscript and comment on all of its key components, including plot, conflict, tension, and pacing.
This was a great question and something I've also noticed in a lot of contemporary YA. Sometimes I think you don't even need a precise 'villain' if the MC is fighting against a situation in general that's got them down.
I agree with Creepy Query Girl, sometimes inner conflict in your main character can act as the antagonist in a story. But, it's definitely harder to pull off than having a personified villain.
Wonderful question and fantastic answer. Villains are my weakness. I have a hard time not making them cartoon-y. There are places in HARRY POTTER where the madcap quality made it seem a little "animated"–but never Voldemort. He was deliciously evil and believable in every scene.
I appreciate this analysis. I never thought about how HARRY POTTER might work without it's main antagonist.
Thank you for addressing this. I think it's true that not all stories require a villain. Kids can get into plenty of exciting trouble all by themselves.
Thank you for answering this question. I've struggled with it a fair amount, as so much writing advice seems to be devoted to developing the antagonist, but whenever I try to add a straight-up villain to my stories, it ends up not working. I think it really does come down to the type of story I'm trying to tell, and thinking about it terms of genre is helpful.
Great topic, thanks for the informative post!
Love this question, and I'm glad Rachael asked! I'll be honest and say some of my favourite stories lately have no clear cut single villain. It leaves more time to focus on internal conflicts and external struggle. Like Jackson Pierce's SISTER'S RED, where the villains are werewolves, but there is no single baddie.
We were just talking about this on my online writers group. Perfect timing. Thanks.
Thanks for answering my question, Mary! I had been feeling just like Shari – pressured to have an antagonist, even though that totally doesn't work for me with the stories I'm writing now. I think concentrating on external/internal conflict is a much better way for me to think about things. And thank for the writer suggestions!
What a great post. This is something that I've mulled over in the past without having any sure answer. Thanks for shedding light on the topic.
Also, I laughed out loud at that first sentence mentioning Voldemort. I love how it is mainstream knowledge that saying his name is a radical thing.
Motivation: why do they want it?
Conflict: What stands in their way of getting it?
I love your handling of this question: the nature of the conflict is less important than the presence of conflict itself. It's an important distinction.
This is a great post–thank you thank you! i was just struggling with this myself, and realized the authors you mentioned at the end are precisely the authors whose work most resonates with me.
I've also never thought about how books would stand if the main villain were taken out. That gives me a lot to think about in terms of plot development.
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With the film 'Insidious: Chapter 2' hitting number one at the box office this weekend, I can't help but feel a little bittersweet. You see, I was originally set to write this film. However, as you can see from the below notes on my script, studio executives were anything but pleased with my work.
p. 10 – The baby stroller moving on its own is creepy enough by itself. Let's scrap the part where we cut to a ghost, hiding in the closet with a remote control.
p. 11 – Same with the part where the piano is playing on its own. We don't need the previous scene where the ghost is installing a "self-playing piano kit." Ghosts shouldn't need technology to make scary things happen.
p.18 – We're not even 20 minutes into the film and this is already the 12th time someone has been "slimed" by a ghost. It's really getting old and it seems like the characters can't get a word in edgewise because of it.
p. 25 – What's the point of having the paranormal investigators even appear in the film if all they are going to do after hearing about the strange things happening inside the house is say "nope, way too scary" and leave?
p. 39 – The haunting in this script would be a lot more effective if the characters would stop checking Facebook during them.
p. 50 – Here you say "Carl is hypnotized to go into the further to retrieve Josh. To save money, instead of showing what's happening in the further, just show Carl with his eyes closed making weird faces." This would be very boring. We don't need to save money that bad.
p. 55 – "The demon closes in on Carl. Carl's eyes widen in fear. 'Game Over' appears on screen. Off screen you hear someone go 'aw man!' Pull back to reveal two guys sitting on a couch playing video games. It was all just a video game. So was the first film." This is possibly the worst ending to a movie we have ever read. The audience would be enraged to learn that everything they were watching was a video game. They would also be infuriated to find out that you've taken the liberty to ruin the ending of our first film as well. On top of this, 55 minutes is way too short for a feature movie.
Tim, you have taken what has started as a great horror franchise and somehow tainted both films with this script. We are going with a different writer.
My comment would be much funnier, but I'm too busy checking Facebook.
Agreed. I think in chapter 3 it will just be a Casio keyboard set on samba.


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Q: Is there a way to align or manipulate the position of a QIcon inside a QTableWidgetItem? Intro: I am using PySide and the Qt Framework to build a GUI app
I am dynamically adding edit and delete icons in a QTableWidgetItem and I am trying to align them in the center of the cell. I have tried setTextAlign and setStyleSheet on various parts of the QTableWidget.
If anyone knows a workaround that would be awesome.
I am also wanting these to be clickable so that if the user clicks the edit they will be able to edit the corresponding object that row applies to. If someone could help me out with this as well that would be even more awesome.
thanks

A: I would probably end up using QTableWidget::setCellWidget()
You'd be able to create your own custom widget, in this case you might try creating a QToolButton centered inside of a QFrame in designer and then set that as the widget for the cells in your table that you want it to appear in.

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Yunex Traffic to supply traffic signals for new Preston Western Distributor Road
Western Distributor Road was equipped with traffic lights from Yunex Traffic
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New intersection and pedestrian signals to be installed at 11 locations
Poole, 11 January 2022. Yunex Traffic has been awarded a major contract to supply traffic signals for the new Preston Western Distributor Road (PWDR).
Working with Costain, the project's main contractor, Yunex Traffic will supply and install traffic controllers and signals at 11 locations along the route, including both intersection and pedestrian crossing signals.
John Holding, Senior Project Manager for PWDR at Costain Limited, said: "Traffic signal infrastructure is an important element of any new road construction, and we are pleased to be working with Yunex Traffic to deliver the works at PWDR. We look forward to a successful completion of a Project that will bring substantial benefit to the local area and beyond."
Image courtesy of Costain
Due to open in early 2023, the new road will link the A583/A584 to a new junction on the M55 via four-kilometre dual carriageway, with link roads to new housing areas at Cottam and North West Preston.
Wilke Reints, Managing Director for Yunex Traffic in the UK, said: "We're delighted to be working with our colleagues at Costain to deliver the most advanced technology to optimise traffic flow on this important road. It will not only bring major travel improvements to those who live, work and study in the area but it will also make this road segment safer for all road users including pedestrians and cyclists. We're proud to deliver this project."
For all 11 locations, Yunex Traffic will be supplying a range of equipment, including its proven, energy efficient ST950 ELV traffic signals, all of which is designed and manufactured at the company's UK facility.
Local Contact:
Laura Harvey, Communications Business Partner
E-Mail: laura.harvey@yunextraffic.com
Global Contact:
Ingrid Gogl, VP Marketing & Communications
E-Mail: ingrid.gogl@yunextraffic.com
Yunex Trafficis a separately managed company of Siemens Mobility. It isa global leader in the field of intelligent traffic systems,offering the widest end-to-end portfolio of solutionsforadaptive traffic control and management, highway and tunnel automation, as well as smart solutions for V2X and road user charging tolling.Yunex Traffic has 3100 employees from 58 nations and is active in over 40 countries worldwide. Its intelligent mobility solutions are currently being used in major cities across the world, including Dubai, London, Berlin, Bogota, and Miami. Yunex Traffic has successfullyconcentrated its efforts on mastering technologies in the three segments of hardware, software, and service, and is subsequently the only supplier who is capable of meeting all major regional standards in Europe, UK, Asia and America.Further information is available at:www.yunextraffic.com


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