PHOENIX NEWS TRAFFIC SOFTWARE
The platform not only reduces the time vehicles and pedestrians sit waiting at traffic lights, but through advanced software application, can enable various services such as Emergency Vehicle Preemption (EVP), Transit Signal Priority (TSP), pedestrian prioritization, all in a click of a button.Īdditionally, the NoTraffic platform helps prevent accidents by complementing vehicles’ blind spots and reduces emissions caused by stalled traffic. The NoTraffic platform autonomously operates traffic light grids to enable a smooth and efficient traffic flow. “I believe we will see impactful tech initiatives moving front and center, playing a pivotal role in how the world emerges from COVID-19 and the economic recession that accompanies it.” “We are grateful to partner with the City of Phoenix, the fifth largest city in the United States,” says Tal Kreisler, CEO of NoTraffic. Now the City of Phoenix is looking to evaluate results of the system deployment for a busy commute corridor. NoTraffic’s platform has been tested in the United States and abroad, with a recent deployment yielding a 40 percent reduction in vehicle delay time in one U.S. The system is being validated by the City of Phoenix to improve traffic flow and reduce vehicle and pedestrian delays based on actual demand.
PHOENIX NEWS TRAFFIC INSTALL
PHOENIX (August 17, 2020) – Reducing delays through “smart” traffic lights should make for an easier commute for drivers in Phoenix.Ĭalifornia-based NoTraffic, the company behind the world’s first autonomous traffic management platform, will install its technology at intersections in Greater Phoenix located on Glendale Avenue between Central and SR 51 on August 17, 2020. NoTraffic installs AI-based autonomous traffic management platform at Greater Phoenix intersections to improve traffic flow
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