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Increasing flexibility and mobility are major requirements for any transport infrastructure. 80% of all journeys are now made by car, followed by bus, rail and plane. Every year, three million more vehicles come onto the EU‘s roads. Estimates put passenger growth in air transport at around 7% per annum. 41% of goods within the EU are moved by ship. And, every day, there are around 7500 kilometres of traffic jams on Europe‘s road network. These figures clearly show that transport management is more vital than ever. INSYS icom data communication solutions enable you to smartly connect and control a multitude of components.

Road works:

As the amount of traffic increases, so too does the number of road works and the hold-ups they cause. If road works are integrated into a networked traffic management system, bottlenecks can be better managed or messages can be sent to navigation systems and transport services.

Traffic management systems:

Traffic management systems enable flexible, event-driven speed control. This makes situation-based traffic management possible and prevents traffic jams. They also enable customised hazard announcements for road works or heavy rains and can be used to enhance safety when there are tailbacks and accidents.

Traffic density measurements:

During peak hours, in particular, traffic density measurements and the actions derived from them can be used to maintain the traffic flow and reduce tailbacks.

Traffic monitoring:

Even a minor catalyst such as a stalled vehicle can bring the entire traffic flow to a halt. In particular, near extremely busy junctions, motorway interchanges or areas used intensively for logistics such as ports, this rapidly causes a collapse. Monitoring solutions enable problems to be identified and measures taken automatically.

Traffic signal controls:

In the transport sector, traffic lights and signals are the control element par excellence. Crucial importance is attached to them and, especially, to their functional security. As the traffic volume is constantly changing, it is vital that complete systems can be managed flexibly if the traffic flow is to be maintained.