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Econolite uses ITS world Congress to highlight travel time software

Econolite will use the ITS World Congress to highlight its Centracs Adaptive and Travel Time software modules. Centracs Adaptive is designed for transportation agencies seeking to significantly improve traffic mobility over pre-programmed signal timing plans. It actively reallocates and adapts signal timing to improve traffic flow, including unpredictable or unexpected traffic conditions. Centracs Travel Time module enables Centracs ATMS to subscribe to BlueToad travel time and speed data to provide both hi
October 11, 2012 Read time: 1 min
1763 Econolite will use the ITS World Congress to highlight its Centracs Adaptive and Travel Time software modules.

Centracs Adaptive is designed for transportation agencies seeking to significantly improve traffic mobility over pre-programmed signal timing plans. It actively reallocates and adapts signal timing to improve traffic flow, including unpredictable or unexpected traffic conditions.

Centracs Travel Time module enables Centracs ATMS to subscribe to BlueToad travel time and speed data to provide both historical, as well as current speed and travel time information.

Econolite will also feature its RTMS roadside radar detection system and Autoscope Duo, a hybrid radar and video vehicle detection system that provides the highest levels of detection accuracy in all traffic, lighting, weather, and pavement conditions.

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