Fixed Versus Portable Traffic Sensors: Which Fits?

Fixed Versus Portable Traffic Sensors: Which Fits?

A signal junction repeatedly calls a pedestrian phase with no pedestrian present. A rural route needs classified counts before a speed-reduction scheme is designed. A contractor needs reliable detection through temporary works by Monday morning. These are all traffic...
How to Measure Queue Lengths Accurately on Roads

How to Measure Queue Lengths Accurately on Roads

A queue that appears to extend 120 metres on a traffic operator’s screen may be 70 metres in reality, or substantially longer if vehicles are creeping, stopping irregularly or occupying multiple approach lanes. That difference affects every decision made from the...
Vehicle Classification Analysis for Better Roads

Vehicle Classification Analysis for Better Roads

A detector that merely confirms a vehicle is present can keep a junction operating. A detector that identifies what kind of vehicle has arrived can help the authority operate the whole corridor better. Vehicle classification analysis turns passing traffic into...
Which Detector Suits Bus Priority at Signals?

Which Detector Suits Bus Priority at Signals?

A bus can lose its timetable advantage in a single poorly detected approach. If the signal controller receives a late, false or missed call, the vehicle either stops unnecessarily or receives priority too late to be useful. The question, which detector suits bus...
Radar Traffic Sensor Review for UK Road Networks

Radar Traffic Sensor Review for UK Road Networks

A missed call at a side-road junction is not a minor inconvenience. It can leave a driver waiting through an empty signal cycle, encourage risky gap acceptance, and erode public confidence in the network. A well-specified radar traffic sensor can address that problem...
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