TrafficCast launches new series of webinars throughout the year

TrafficCast (TC) has launched a new series of free online webinars to help its partners get the most out of their BlueToad systems by providing refresher courses for frequent users and an overview for new members utilizing the network. These sessions, starting this week, will cover a range of topics, subjects and features on BlueToad hardware and BlueArgus software. The first five courses TC is offering include an Introduction to BlueToads, BlueArgus, Devices, Pairs and Routes; Speed Maps, Standalone Maps
January 10, 2018 Read time: 2 mins

826 TrafficCast (TC) has launched a new series of free online webinars to help its partners get the most out of their BlueToad systems by providing refresher courses for frequent users and an overview for new members utilizing the network. These sessions, starting this week, will cover a range of topics, subjects and features on BlueToad hardware and BlueArgus software.

The first five courses TC is offering include an Introduction to BlueToads, BlueArgus, Devices, Pairs and Routes; Speed Maps, Standalone Maps and Alarms and; Breakdown of the Report Types and Report Scheduling. In addition, How to Create and Interpret Travel Time Reliability Reports and; How to Create and Interpret Origin and Destination Studies are also featured.

These webinars will run repeatedly throughout the year and will typically last between 30-45minutes.

Users will also be able to enter specific questions or topics to be addressed in the sessions.

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