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The City of Milton has added traffic-signal preemption technology that gives fire trucks green lights during emergency responses, helping crews arrive faster and lowering crash risk at intersections. Using Applied Information’s Glance-connected iATL platform, equipped vehicles and signals “communicate” so lights change only when sirens and lights are active, typically 10–15 seconds before the truck reaches an intersection.
Roswell is installing a citywide emergency vehicle preemption system so fire and ambulance vehicles can trigger safer green lights. The city says it could cut response times by up to 20%, reduce intersection crashes, and potentially improve its ISO rating, with completion expected by late summer/early fall 2025.
The Town of Parker, CO will pursue more upgrades in 2026, including replacing its outdated school zone flashing beacons with 55 new Applied Information cellular units and building the $866,000 Newlin Gulch Trail connection to close a key gap, with work starting in January and finishing by July 2026.
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