safety

  • CCTV/Incident detection

  • Emergency vehicle preemption

cctv/incident detection

These systems automatically identify and alert traffic operators to incidents like accidents, wrong-way driving, or illegal lane changes.

Costs:

• Basic systems: $100–$350 per camera

• Advanced systems: $800–$1,100 per camera

• Additional costs for monthly monitoring and remote services

Key Considerations:

• Clearly defining the goals of incident detection

• Selecting specific areas and level of detail needed for surveillance

Representative Use Cases Lincoln, Nebraska

Field Conditions:

Best suited for locations with high pedestrian or vehicle traffic, known incident hotspots, and critical entry or exit points where quick detection is needed.

emergency vehicle preemption

These systems prioritize emergency vehicles at intersections by temporarily overriding traffic signals to give them a green light, stopping other traffic to help them pass quickly and safely.

Costs:

• $3,000 to $10,000 per intersection

• $2,000 to $5,000 per emergency vehicle

Key Considerations:

• Coordination between different agencies involved

• Compatibility between preemption technology and existing traffic signal systems

• Managing intersection operations and minimizing disruptions to normal traffic flow

Representative Use Cases Savannah, GA

Field Conditions:

Ideal for locations with signalized intersections where emergency vehicle priority can improve response times and safety.