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Explore our webinars and see the latest transportation technologies for smart cities. Learn in-depth what makes an adaptive system real adaptive, how to measure travel-time accurately or novelties on vehicle detection and traffic signal performance measures.

White Papers
Stay ahead of other transportation professionals and familiarize yourself with growing trends with our comprehensive list of white papers. We cover a vast array of topics including adaptive traffic signal technology, radar vs. video detection and many others.

Independent Studies
Find out why cities across the U.S. trust In|Sync as their go-to traffic signal solution. Numerous independent studies show that our traffic bot reduces accidents, decreases fuel use, improves travel time and saves drivers money.

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Bell Road is an east-west corridor roadway stretching across the Phoenix Metropolitan Area
from the western edge of Surprise to the eastern edge of the Scottsdale: the corridor passes
through several cities and jurisdictions.

The analysis showed significant improvements in cross street delays in terms of veh-hr. When considering both directions of the cross streets and aggregating overall periods of the day, the analysis based on...

Rather than using traditional time-of-day coordinated signal timing plans to improve signal timing and traffic flow, CDOT decided to use innovative new technology – specifically InSync, for
adaptive signal timing.

In order to enhance traffic flows along SR 6202 between County Line Road and Memorial Drive in Doylestown, PennDOT specified and installed an adaptive traffic signal system at thirteen (13) intersections along this corridor.

Due to the decreased delay and improved queue clearing, it appears as though the InSync system is a viable alternative to standard closed loop systems on congested corridors.

The InSync adaptive signal control system has been implemented along a side street rather than along the mainline arterial.

The major challenge, targeted with this deployment, was heavy commuting traffic combined with commercial traffic to and from the Oxford Valley Mall, especially in the PM hours.

US Route 17 is a major northeast-southwest highway running through Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. In the study area…

Overall, the implementation of the “In|Sync” adaptive signal system along Shoreline Boulevard has resulted in…

The goal of this project was to improve traffic operations along 10th Street by implementing the In|Sync…

Overall, the implementation of the “In|Sync” adaptive signal system along Shoreline Boulevard has resulted in…
code|GREEN
Hawkeye

Freeway performance measurement is growing in importance. The Hawkeye radar is the most accurate detection technology available today, while the AFPM data from it gives you unparalleled visibility, enabling a more proactive and efficient freeway traffic management.

In this webinar, we’ll discuss the high-quality data that you can achieve through our latest innovation – the Hawkeye 3D Ultra-High Definition Radar.

Hawkeye radar captures data on both urban and highway corridors with granularity that ups the ante in traffic reporting.
In|Sync

The trafficbot integrates top-class radar vehicle detection into an innovative, smart-city solution.
In|Time
Hawkeye Documentation
Catalog & Brochures
Datasheets
There are no download items matching this category criteria.
Installation & User Guides
Miscellaneous

Bell Road is an east-west corridor roadway stretching across the Phoenix Metropolitan Area
from the western edge of Surprise to the eastern edge of the Scottsdale: the corridor passes
through several cities and jurisdictions.

The analysis showed significant improvements in cross street delays in terms of veh-hr. When considering both directions of the cross streets and aggregating overall periods of the day, the analysis based on...

Rather than using traditional time-of-day coordinated signal timing plans to improve signal timing and traffic flow, CDOT decided to use innovative new technology – specifically InSync, for
adaptive signal timing.

In order to enhance traffic flows along SR 6202 between County Line Road and Memorial Drive in Doylestown, PennDOT specified and installed an adaptive traffic signal system at thirteen (13) intersections along this corridor.

Due to the decreased delay and improved queue clearing, it appears as though the InSync system is a viable alternative to standard closed loop systems on congested corridors.

The InSync adaptive signal control system has been implemented along a side street rather than along the mainline arterial.

The major challenge, targeted with this deployment, was heavy commuting traffic combined with commercial traffic to and from the Oxford Valley Mall, especially in the PM hours.

US Route 17 is a major northeast-southwest highway running through Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. In the study area…

Overall, the implementation of the “In|Sync” adaptive signal system along Shoreline Boulevard has resulted in…

The goal of this project was to improve traffic operations along 10th Street by implementing the In|Sync…

Overall, the implementation of the “In|Sync” adaptive signal system along Shoreline Boulevard has resulted in…
code|GREEN
Hawkeye

Freeway performance measurement is growing in importance. The Hawkeye radar is the most accurate detection technology available today, while the AFPM data from it gives you unparalleled visibility, enabling a more proactive and efficient freeway traffic management.

In this webinar, we’ll discuss the high-quality data that you can achieve through our latest innovation – the Hawkeye 3D Ultra-High Definition Radar.

Hawkeye radar captures data on both urban and highway corridors with granularity that ups the ante in traffic reporting.
In|Sync

The trafficbot integrates top-class radar vehicle detection into an innovative, smart-city solution.
In|Time
Hawkeye Documentation
Catalog & Brochures
Datasheets
There are no download items matching this category criteria.
Installation & User Guides
Miscellaneous
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“The results of their equipment is instant. The minute you turn it on the results are there. Within five minutes of turning on our initial system traffic completely changed on our main corridor.”
Matt Schlachter, PE
Deputy County Administrator, Construction &
Maintenance
Columbia County, GA
Rhythm Engineering is located in Lenexa, Kansas.
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