Congestion Reduction Traffic Sensors That Work
A queue forming at a signalised junction is rarely caused by one isolated fault. It is often the result of demand that has not been detected correctly, a signal plan working from incomplete information, or a network response that arrives too late. Congestion reduction...
Pedestrian Detection for Crossings That Performs
A pedestrian reaches the kerb just after a signal stage has been called. If the controller does not know they are there, the crossing may not respond until the next cycle – or the person may take a risk rather than wait. Pedestrian detection for crossings is...
When Should Loops Be Replaced on UK Roads?
A failed inductive loop rarely arrives at a convenient time. It may reveal itself as a missed call at a side-road junction, erratic SCOOT operation, poor cyclist actuation, or a signal fault that requires lane closures simply to investigate. The question of when...