TrafficVision® TMC: Detect incidents and monitor flow on roadways

System-wide monitoring and detection

TrafficVision® TMC enables rapid incident response, reducing secondary crashes through proactive anomaly and incident detection across your network.

• Proactive alerts: Spot slowdowns, incidents, and anomalies as they happen.
• Versatile detection: Stopped vehicles, roadway debris, wrong-way drivers, slowed traffic, low visibility, pedestrians, and speeding, with AI verification and precise coordinates.
• Comprehensive review: Detection images for visual confirmation; optional video clips before and after incidents with configurable retention.

TrafficVision integrates with existing Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS), enabling automated alerts and dynamic response protocols including variable message signs (VMS).

Studies from the Federal Highway Administration indicate secondary crash risk increases with incident duration. Reducing response times helps mitigate that risk on busy highways.

Identify wrong-way drivers where it counts: on the off-ramps

TrafficVision® TMC delivers reliable wrong-way detection right where it's needed most, detecting vehicles entering highways via off-ramps and enabling swift interventions.

• Monitor and analyze: Track off-ramps, capture precise detection data, and use it to improve signage and markings.
• Instant alerts: Integrate with digital signage or warning lights to notify wrong-way drivers in real time.
• Multi-purpose cameras: The same camera views detect other incidents and deliver real-time traffic insights.

Wrong-way crashes are rare but far more likely to be fatal than other highway crashes. Off-ramp detection supports engineering changes and real-time warnings.

Continuous data from any camera

Turns camera video into lane-level traffic data for operations, safety, toll audits, and planning.

• Works with your cameras: Use existing or new cameras from nearly any vendor for continuous, system-wide monitoring.
• Rich data capture: Lane-specific speeds, vehicle counts, occupancy, density, congestion, and trajectories.
• Vehicle classification: Bicycle/Motorcycle, Car/Van/Pickup, Truck/Bus, and Tractor Trailer.

Real-time traffic data enables transportation engineers to proactively manage congestion and helps directors make data-driven funding decisions based on actual usage patterns.