@GraemeKworld Not on red, that would take a specific survey, some traffic speed data is produced but likely not the very specific location at which vehicles move over the stop lines, will see whatβs possible though.
Weβve completed commissioningΒ of what we think are the first real time junction turning counts in the North East.
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days per year a set of sensors around the Corner House Junction are enumerating vehicle turning movements for @NewcastleCC
For a smaller compact junction we could implement this with just two sensors. The days of relying on occasional traffic surveys to see how a junction is being used may be numbered.....
In parallel to this we've implemented the same back end to an existing installation around the Coast Road / Sandyford Road junction where a set of 4 existing sensors installed to monitor Active Travel movements has been able to feed a similar set of junction counts.
Today Streets Systems are at the North East Active Travel Conference in #Sunderland , Despite being a small local firm we're the biggest supplier of monitoring equipment for AT schemes in the North East. #NEActive
Some of our original edge sensors installed in Newcastle back in 2020 have been running non stop for over 4 years. Also entering our 4th year supplying London Borough Hackney monitoring some of the highest active flow locations in the UK.
2025 looks exciting too....
We're sponsoring a session at @ExpoSunderland Future City next week, come hear the lovely @harvey_emms chair a chat about Infrastructure & Planning
https://t.co/DbmJoPHdzq
Looking forward to hearing about Sunderland's transformation on both days.
@josephkazUK Not exactly π. With any technology / approach there's "can you do it?"; then "where should you do it?" (Which is up for debate). We're also involved with looking at simple side road zebras, it's not one or the other.
First UK on highway demo of a Smart Zebra on Manchester Oxford Road today with TfGM & MCC. Thanks to @activetraveleng TfL, RNIB & all the others who came along to give it a go.
@JamesDyson94 We're using camera detection to look for gaps in traffic flow & let visually impaired people when is a good moment to step onto a zebra. Not applicable everywhere but seems to be demand for a broader range of solutions.