Radar Detection Errors: Causes and Controls
A radar detector can appear to be functioning normally while introducing a serious operational problem: a side-road phase that calls unnecessarily, a cyclist who is not detected at the stop line, or vehicle data that no longer reflects actual network conditions. Radar...
Signal Fault Diagnosis for Smarter Junctions
A junction can appear to be operating normally while making poor decisions. A missed cyclist call, an occupied detector channel, intermittent radar target loss or a delayed controller response can each create avoidable delay and safety risk. Effective signal fault...
Best Vehicle Classification Tools for UK Roads
A missed HGV, a cyclist counted as a motorcycle, or a queue recorded as free-flowing traffic can distort the decisions that follow. The best vehicle classification tools are therefore not simply those with the longest feature list. They are the systems that produce...