During peak times, standard detection and evaluation methods are too slow to keep up. Overwhelmed TMC operators are forced to focus only on the highest-priority incidents while many others go unnoticed or aren’t addressed on time.

As road infrastructure develops and traffic volumes rise, toll road operators face an ever-increasing demand for speed, comfort, and safety. Adopting new technologies that don’t disrupt traffic flow is a must.

As crucial as they are, traffic counts are often demanding: they require dedicated equipment, network infrastructure, connections, and specialised software. All that takes time and money.

Disrupted traffic flow, infrastructure repair costs, and, worst of all, dangerous collisions—traffic violations carry many risks, but as traffic gets more intense, TMC operators find it increasingly harder to track all incidents.

In today’s world, where urbanization is growing at an unprecedented pace, cities around the globe are facing numerous challenges in the parking domain.

Until today, traffic control needed the coordination of individual operators who must collectively make consistent decisions to ensure the system works safely and efficiently.