Welcome to the Traffic Management Channel, a special section that provides the user an in-depth look at the multiple aspects of traffic management — straight from sources of Roads & Bridges magazine and our Transportation Management & Engineering supplement.

 

Topics covered include intelligent transportation systems, traffic signals, traffic monitoring, intersection safety, traffic design software, electronic tolling and congestion pricing.

Recent Articles

  Washington’s Metro radio system is deeply flawed, according to the Washington Examiner. The system is plagued with dead spots throughout its network, which can make...
  Next Monday, Chicago’s Pace express buses will start operating on the Stevenson Expressway (I-55)’s newly widened shoulders in an effort to cut congestion and...
  The Massachusetts Bay Transit Agency (the MBTA, or the T) will be running fewer trains in severe winter weather conditions to avoid the miscues of last winter, when...
Chandler, Ariz., says that it is the first city in the U.S. to use Bluetooth to estimate traffic times on freeways, according to the East Valley Tribune. The city uses...

Products

  • GarrettCom Inc., Fremont, Calif., has introduced its first Gigabit-only switch with 16 combo ports for copper and/or fiber ports and optional Layer 3...
  • Networkfleet, San Diego, has released Networkfleet Connect, a robust set of field management capabilities that seamlessly integrate with compatible...
  • Bid2Win Software Inc. has released Build2Win Logistics. Logistics is one of three modules included in the Build2Win Integrated Construction...
  • Centracs is Econolite’s newest ATMS software platform—an intuitive and easy-to-use GUI-based, centralized system, enabling unmatched ITS management,...
  • IRD’s TRS Plus traffic classifiers have been upgraded to include expanded internal memory, flash upgradeable firmware and USB ports. TRS Plus traffic...
  • Lane Changer traffic drums feature a superior stacking-height design to maximize load quantities per truck, thus allowing you to get more drums to...
  • A new suite of sensors, manufactured by Magnelab Inc. and sold directly through Onset Computer Corp. of Bourne, Mass., includes five compact...
  • ComNet, in Danbury, Conn., is introducing the first of its ValueLine models, a cost-effective line of fiber-optic products. The ValueLine FVT/FVR412...
The city of Spearfish, S.D., had a problem with corrosion on their winter-maintenance equipment. The rust and corrosion had become unacceptable....
When the city of Lacey, Wash., set out to rebuild a 6,000 ft section of Carpenter Road, the main goal was to convert the two-lane arterial road to a...
Up until a few years ago, the town of Webster, Mass., utilized traditional road deicing methods such as sand and salt. When Kenneth Pizzetti took the...
For more than 70 years, nearly all pavers have utilized the free-floating, or self-leveling, screed to produce pavements with a level and smooth...
How to cut manhole raising costs by 81% and extend new pavement lifespan with adjustable manhole risers.
Holmes County in central Ohio wanted to increase safety and improve operations at an affordable price. The solution was MOTOTRBO digital radios with...

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Industry News

Hours after U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said he was doubtful a multiyear highway funding bill would make it through Congress this year,...
The American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA), in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce-led Americans for...
Reading, Pa., drivers no longer have to wonder whether the route they are on is the quickest way to their destination, according to the Reading Eagle...