Nye Veier is building 86 kilometres of four-lane motorway from Kolomoen to Øyer. The purpose of the project is, among other things, to ensure increased traffic safety and better traffic flow. The development will take place in stages and the road to Øyer will be completed in the autumn of 2025.

In October 2019, the stretch between Kolomoen and Kåterud opened, a distance of 12km. Nye Veier is responsible for the development and we have supplied technology for lighting control of the total of 398 road lighting luminaires and associated 6 lighting panels.
The technology from Datek allows for continuous communication with each of the almost 400 luminaires via radio communication based on Zigbee Mesh technology.
Each individual road lighting luminaire can be controlled and individuallyadapted for lighting levels based on seasons and local conditions such asweather and traffic volume. This not only leads to better road safety for thosewho travel on the road, but also has the potential for significant savings onpower consumption and associated environmental footprint. In addition, thesystem solution has greatpotential for optimized operation and maintenance for those who operate theroad after opening.
With a full overview in a Web interface with map service directly from a PC or mobile phone, the lighting system can be controlled manually, e.g. in the event of accidents, and maintenance can be planned from the office desk based on real-time information and stored historical data.

"We are proud to be able to offer our IoT-based solutions to Nye Veier, which in many contexts is an innovator for the modernization of the highway infrastructure in Norway. With our proven solutions that have controlled the lighting along Norwegian roads for decades, we are now taking a big step forward together with Nye Veier and showing that this technology is mature also for the largest road projects in the country. We wish the rest of the E6 in land the best of luck and look forward to further collaboration also on new projects."
- Øyvind Sløgedal, CEO of Datek Light Control