Pinellas County is using Glance technology to help emergency vehicles move through traffic faster and safer — with early results showing significant reductions in response times. By automatically giving approaching fire trucks and ambulances green lights, the system is saving an estimated 20 seconds per intersection and up to one to two minutes on typical emergency responses. One recent Clearwater report showed a time saving of approximately seven minutes on a congested corridor.
Applied Information’s acceptance into the Esri Partner Network expands opportunities to integrate real-time traffic intelligence with GIS, supporting more connected, data-driven approaches to transportation management and mobility.
Applied Information has joined the Esri Partner Network, bringing together connected transportation and GIS technologies to help agencies improve traffic operations, infrastructure visibility, and roadway safety.
One wrong-way driver can change countless lives. Discover how Applied Information’s new Glance® Wrong-Way Driver Manager combines real-time detection, rapid verification, and instant alerts to help transportation agencies prevent some of the most dangerous crashes on the road.
Preventing wrong-way crashes before they happen. Learn how Applied Information’s new Glance® Wrong-Way Driver Manager helps transportation agencies detect, verify, and respond to wrong-way driving incidents in real time—delivering rapid alerts to responders and motorists while leveraging existing traffic infrastructure.
Massachusetts has launched a $75 million road-safety initiative to reduce wrong-way driving crashes through advanced detection technology, enhanced warning signs, real-time alerts for law enforcement, and roadway improvements across the state. Governor Maura Healey said the program is designed to prevent tragedies before they occur, following several fatal incidents that have highlighted the need for stronger highway safety measures.
