operations

  • Miovision Cameras

  • Adaptive signal control

  • Real-time traffic monitoring

miovision cameras

Cameras used to capture and analyze traffic patterns through video, supporting traffic studies, signal optimization, and intersection monitoring.

Costs:

Ranges from $3,000 to $37,000 depending on the system and installation, plus additional processing and service fees.

Key Considerations:

• Cameras must be installed to minimize obstructions and glare

• Availability of poles for mounting and access to power

• Proper camera height for accurate data collection

 
 

Representative Use Cases –

Detroit, MI

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Field Conditions:

Ideal for collecting traffic data and monitoring conditions at intersections and along roadways. Cameras should be mounted perpendicular to the roadway, within 12 feet of the road, and have a clear, unobstructed view.

adaptive signal control

A smart traffic system that automatically adjusts signal timing in real-time based on current traffic conditions to improve flow and reduce congestion.

Costs:

Ranges from $6,000 to $60,000 per intersection, depending on the system and features.

Key Considerations:

• Accuracy and reliability of traffic detection equipment

• Resources required for setup, operations, and ongoing maintenance

• Choice of algorithm that determines signal timing adjustments

• Operational support and staff needed to manage the system

 
 
 

Representative Use Cases –

Mercer Street corridor, Seattle, WA

https://sdotblog.seattle.gov/2017/04/24/city-of-seattle-introduces-mercer-adaptive-signal-system-to-keep-traffic-moving/

Field Conditions:

Ideal for locations with highly variable or unpredictable traffic patterns, such as downtown street grids, tourist areas, event venues, and arterial roads with high crash rates.

 

real-time traffic monitoring

Technology and systems used to continuously track and manage traffic conditions in real time, helping to optimize vehicle flow and reduce congestion.

Costs:

Typically ranges from $6,000 to $50,000 per intersection, with annual maintenance costs up to approximately $8,000.

Key Considerations:

• Clearly defining the goals of the monitoring program (e.g., congestion reduction, safety improvements)

• Choosing the right tools and technologies for effective monitoring

• Setting up key performance metrics to track traffic flow and incidents

• Establishing procedures for how to respond to issues or changes in traffic conditions

 
 
 

Field Conditions:

•Requires a strong and reliable technological infrastructure

•Needs access to high-quality, accurate traffic data

•Depends on efficient communication networks for real-time updates

•Best suited for areas with variable and changing traffic patterns