The existing road network between the villages of Herdal and Røyskår in Lyngdal, Norway, posed significant safety and efficiency concerns. The route traversed residential areas, leading to increased traffic congestion and potential hazards for local inhabitants. Additionally, the undulating terrain required heavy vehicles, particularly trucks, to navigate challenging hills, resulting in increased travel time and fuel consumption. A modern solution was imperative to enhance safety, streamline traffic flow, and improve transport efficiency in the region.
Nye Veier, the state-owned company responsible for planning and constructing major road projects in Norway, was looking for :
End User: Nye Veier
Partner: Hatteland and Aventi
Lyngdal, Norway
May 2025
In collaboration with contractors Hatteland and Aventi, Nye Veier launched the E39 Lyngdal project in 2021 to construct a safer and more efficient segment of the west coast highway. The new 10-kilometer road features two dual-tube tunnels—Kålåstunnelen (2.7 km) and Rossåstunnelen (3.4 km)—built to ensure uninterrupted traffic flow while minimizing environmental and residential impact.
A key element of the solution was the integration of traffix.ai, the intelligent traffic monitoring and management platform developed by Sprinx. Installed in both tunnels, traffix.ai enables real-time event detection and advanced analytics to enhance road safety and operational efficiency.
The system runs server-side using Nvidia GPU technology, ensuring high-performance processing for video analysis and AI-based incident detection. This infrastructure supports continuous monitoring of traffic dynamics, contributing to safer driving conditions and faster response to incidents.