Vehicle Detection Technology That Works

Vehicle Detection Technology That Works

A failed detector at a busy junction rarely stays a small problem for long. Signal timings drift out of step with live demand, side roads wait too long, buses lose priority, and maintenance teams inherit a fault that often means intrusive roadworks to put right. That...
Traffic Analytics for Local Councils

Traffic Analytics for Local Councils

A queue outside a primary school at 8.30am, a signalised junction that works well most of the day but fails at the evening peak, and a cycle route with lower uptake than expected – these are familiar local authority problems. Traffic analytics for local councils...
How to Upgrade Loop Detection Properly

How to Upgrade Loop Detection Properly

If your loops are failing every winter, missing cyclists at stop lines, or forcing repeat carriageway closures for repair, the question is no longer whether change is needed. It is how to upgrade loop detection in a way that improves operational performance without...
How to Specify Traffic Detectors Properly

How to Specify Traffic Detectors Properly

A detector specification usually starts to go wrong long before procurement – when the requirement is defined as a product type rather than a traffic outcome. If you are working out how to specify traffic detectors, the key is to begin with what the detector...