WILMINGTON, Delaware, May 6, 2025 – Causeway one.network today announced the appointment of Edward Constancio as Vice President of Sales, USA. In his new role, Constancio will oversee all aspects of Causeway one.network’s sales, customer success, and relationship strategies.

Paul Madeira the company’s Chief International Growth Officer said Constancio’s experience and history of success made him an exciting and natural choice. “Edward has spent more than two decades delivering technology solutions and solving problems for departments of transportation, financial service organizations, and infrastructure construction partners,” he said. “His track record is exemplary and his commitment to customers mirrors ours. We couldn’t be more thrilled to have him join our team.”

Constancio’s arrival comes at crucial moment for Causeway one.network as the company is in a significant growth cycle, expanding operations and sales in the United States. In just three years, Causeway one.network has become a fixture in the work zone and road disruption event marketplace, with numerous statewide, regional, and local software deployments already in place. The company’s Traffic Manager, Live Link and Plan Share application solutions are currently in play from the East Coast to the West, and Constancio sees those deployments as a launch pad for even greater success. “Part of what attracted me to Causeway one.network was the company’s incredible trajectory,” he said. “Yet with all that success, the leadership team remains committed to servicing customers at an incredibly highlevel. In my view, that’s a nexus for opportunity and growth, and I’m really excited to be a part of it.”

Prior to joining Causeway one.network, Constancio Served as VP of Sales at Document Crunch where he developed a scalable software as a service (SaaS) infrastructure and as Vice President of Sales for ConstructConnect, a major construction project data and software company. At Causeway one.network, he plans to expand channel partnerships and provide the sales team with lead opportunities that build sustainable growth.

“Though Causeway one.network is based in the UK, the company understands the American market and clearly, our solutions resonate with US transportation agencies,” Constancio said. “I’m excited to join the team and look forward to working with them to improve work zone safety, streamline the road construction process and accomplish great things for our customers.”

WILMINGTON, Delaware, April 28, 2025 – As the nation focuses on work zone safety this month, Causeway one.network today announced a major milestone in protecting Florida workers and drivers around the state’s road construction sites. Last week the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) in collaboration with Causeway one.network completed its 50,000th lane closure using the state’s Lane Closure Notification System (LCNS), powered by Causeway one.network’s Live Link solution.

Florida DOT was the first agency in the United States to deploy Live Link, which allows authorized users to plan and publish lane and road closure information to America’s major navigation providers, including Waze, Google, and Apple Maps, using an intuitive mobile app right from the work zone. With just a few clicks, workers can notify the public of active work zones, speed limit changes and even announce the presence of workers.

FDOT launched the LCNS as a pilot in August 2022, and following its success, entered into a 3-year deployment agreement in 2023. Since then, the solution has been fully adopted statewide with more than 2,800 FDOT employees, construction engineering and inspection (CEI) teams, and contractors using the Causeway one.network solution in their daily operations. To date, nearly 1,000 users have actively used the system to manage lane closures across more than 12,000 miles of state roads spanning all seven FDOT districts and Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise.

Paul Madeira, Causeway one.network’s Chief International Growth Officer, noted the poignance of reaching such a significant milestone as the nation focuses on work zone safety. “Our company is fully committed to worker and driver safety,” he said. “Our colleagues at FDOT share those values and together, we’ve been able to accomplish something important.” The Florida Transportation Builders’ Association has been an important and enthusiastic advocate for the program, helping drive successful adoption of Live Link across their membership and championing FDOT’s approach to realizing safer work zones and smarter journeys.

“Together, we’ve been able to give crews in work zones a direct and immediate role in their own safety,” said Madeira. Since FDOT’s successful deployment of the Causeway one.network platform, other agencies across the nation have followed suit including the City of Tampa, Hillsborough County, FL, Arlington, TX, the Central Florida Expressway Authority, the Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority, Clark County, NV, and many others.