Quarterhill Expands Global Presence with New and Follow-On Weigh-In-Motion Contracts Across Kuwait, Thailand, South Korea, and Cambodia

Executive Summary

• Quarterhill Inc. announced a series of new and follow‑on weigh‑in‑motion (“WIM”) contracts in Kuwait, Thailand, South Korea and Cambodia, expanding its global footprint.
• The Kuwait contract introduces a high‑speed WIM enforcement program across four locations with potential for future expansion.
• Follow‑on orders in Thailand and South Korea reinforce existing partnerships, while the first Cambodian contract is funded by the World Bank’s Road Asset Management Project II Additional Financing.

Key Details

• Kuwait: Public Authority for Roads and Transportation (PART) selected Quarterhill to deploy high‑speed weigh‑in‑motion (HSWIM) systems at four key highway sites, providing real‑time overweight vehicle detection and supporting national road safety modernization.
• Thailand & South Korea: Additional deployments of Single Load Cell and Bending Plate WIM systems under existing agreements, confirming continued use of Quarterhill’s technology in high‑traffic corridors.
• Cambodia: First contract with the Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT), financed through the World Bank’s RAMP‑IIAF program, to collect traffic and axle‑weight data for road asset management and future overweight enforcement initiatives.
• Technology Benefits Highlighted: Real‑time monitoring, reduction of structural damage from overweight trucks, enhanced freight mobility, and high‑quality data for infrastructure planning and enforcement.
• CEO Quote: “By giving agencies real‑time, data‑driven insight into overweight and high‑risk vehicles, our technology helps prevent accidents, protect the traveling public, and reduce strain on national infrastructure.” – Chuck Myers, CEO.

Notable Quotes

“We are proud to partner with governments that share our commitment to protecting road users and safeguarding critical infrastructure,” said Chuck Myers, CEO of Quarterhill.