Top Smart Transportation Companies

Smart Transportation Market size was valued at USD 110.53 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 124.9 Billion in 2024 to USD 332.04 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 13.0% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

Key vendors in Smart Transportation Market are: 'Cisco Systems ', 'Siemens AG ', 'IBM Corporation ', 'Intel Corporation ', 'Thales Group ', 'Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. ', 'General Electric Company ', 'Cubic Corporation ', 'TomTom International B.V. ', 'Denso Corporation ', 'Alstom S.A. ', 'Hitachi Ltd. ', 'Robert Bosch GmbH ', 'SAP SE ', 'Qualcomm Technologies Inc. ', 'Microsoft Corporation ', 'Accenture PLC ', 'Trimble Inc. ', 'Daimler AG ', 'Ford Motor Company' 

Traffic problems are rising owing to an exponential increase in suburban and rural residents moving to cities and the equivalent surge in population density around urban areas. With rapid density growth, vehicular congestion in cities has also increased, aided by inadequate highway designs and poor urban planning.

Increasing Focus on Interoperability of Systems: A key area of focus for key players in the market that includes mobile network operators and automakers is increasing the coordination of communication protocols that different organizations have developed independently. For instance, the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management developed the Transport Operator to Mobility as a Service (MaaS) Provider-Application Programming Interface (TOMP API). It is a standardized interface that allows communication regarding booking, support, and end-user-specific multimodal trip payments. 

North America accounted for over 36% of the market share in 2024. The region is the largest adopter of smart transportation solutions owing to a growing emphasis of regional governments on improving the transportation infrastructure, against the backdrop of congested highways, poor air quality, and growing highway accidents and fatalities. The region is the greatest adopter of smart transportation solutions due to a growing emphasis on improving the transportation infrastructure by regional governments and the rising number of highway accidents and fatalities. The United States is home to several large ICT companies that provide solutions for smart mobility.