From residential streets flanking little league fields to busy intersections with multiple lanes of traffic, we have the data collectors you need for better informed traffic control decisions.
Upstate village addresses speeding concerns in vulnerable areas and gleans valuable traffic data and insights with Traffic Logix solar, cloud-connected radar speed signs.
Whitby, ON addresses speeding concerns with radar signs as a critical part of their multifaceted traffic management strategy.
Mapleton, UT addresses resident speed complaints and ongoing speed issues with traffic data insights and interactive, mobile radar signs.
A sprawling county in California addresses resident speeding concerns with radar signs that provide effortless installation and safer streets.
A beautiful coastal city in California addresses speeding hot spots and school safety with driver feedback signs, cloud-based analysis, and recycled rubber cushions.
In an active adult community, speed concerns are assessed and distraction is resolved with Traffic Logix SpeedTracker and radar signs.
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Often, cities or campuses get speeding complaints but they aren’t sure if they’re accurate. Tracking traffic data gives you clear data on whether cars are actually speeding or not.
Traffic data can help you make data-informed decisions about whether you need solutions to slow drivers down on your streets.
We offer data collection solutions from basic one lane counting to multiple lane intersection counting. Our traffic safety experts can help you choose the one that’s right for you.
Installing traffic calming solutions without a clear idea of the extent of, or even if you have, a speeding problem ends up costing more money and being less effective than a clearly planned out program that starts with tracking speed data.
Traffic Logix traffic data collectors are discreet devices that you can install and leave to gather data. They don’t require a physical presence and are an economical way to analyze traffic data before deciding on a speed calming solution.
