Radar sensors provide real-time data that can be used to regulate the flow of traffic. Ultimately, radar detects, counts, and classifies objects. They are also capable of identifying incidents – such as stopped vehicles or wrong-way drivers. The information about traffic is directed to traffic management centers, where data controllers – automatic or manual – can initiate actions such as open lanes on smart motorways or introduce variable speed limits when required.
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Why radar detection sensors are the most commonly used sensors on highways
Why radar detection sensors are the most commonly used sensors on highways
Radar sensors provide real-time data that can be used to regulate the flow of traffic. Ultimately, radar detects, counts, and classifies objects. They are also capable of identifying incidents – such as stopped vehicles or wrong-way drivers. The information about traffic is directed to traffic management centers, where data controllers – automatic or manual – can initiate actions such as open lanes on smart motorways or introduce variable speed limits when required.
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Why radar detection sensors are the most commonly used sensors on highways
Radar sensors provide real-time data that can be used to regulate the flow of traffic. Ultimately, radar detects, counts, and classifies objects. They are also capable of identifying incidents – such as stopped vehicles or wrong-way drivers. The information about traffic is directed to traffic management centers, where data controllers – automatic or manual – can initiate actions such as open lanes on smart motorways or introduce variable speed limits when required.