3rd Street Traffic Signal Detection Upgrade
Sector: Automotive • Location: California, United States of America
Source: San Francisco County Transportation Authority
This project is intended to replace the video-based vehicle detection systems currently installed along the 3rd Street Light Rail Corridor with the more reliable wireless system. Originally installed in 2004, the pole-mounted video cameras have not been consistently reliable. The newer wireless detection technology has since been proven more worthy in other applications in the City and statewide.
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Description | This project is intended to replace the video-based vehicle detection systems currently installed along the 3rd Street Light Rail Corridor with the more reliable wireless system. Originally installed in 2004, the pole-mounted video cameras have not been consistently reliable. The newer wireless detection technology has since been proven more worthy in other applications in the City and statewide. |
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