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Smart City Traffic Monitoring

Traffic Incidents, Reported by Camera.

Hundreds of feeds, a handful of operators. Stopped vehicles, wrong way drivers and building congestion get flagged in seconds and sent into the tools your operators already use.

From camera to clearance

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Trusted where the stakes are high

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Pick your operation, see the coverage change

Find the incident before the phones do. Most incidents sit on camera for minutes before anyone notices. Now the camera reports it.

  • Stopped vehicles in seconds. A car dead in a live lane raises an alert while it is still a lane blockage instead of a pileup risk.
  • Wrong way drivers, instantly. Movement against traffic on a ramp triggers the alert the moment it starts.
  • Operators confirm at a glance. The alert shows the picture, the AI review and the clip. Confirming and dispatching takes seconds.

The intersection tells you about people too. Crosswalks, corners and the places pedestrians actually cross, watched from the cameras already mounted.

  • Crosswalks watched continuously. Activity at crossings and corners is tracked around the clock without anyone staring at a wall.
  • Blocked lanes reported as they happen. Not when the third resident calls 311.
  • Facts for your safety program. Where people actually cross and where conflicts keep repeating, from footage you already collect.

Cover the whole system without growing the control room. Platforms, busways and park and rides watched with the same rules and one alert queue.

  • Platform incidents caught early. A person down or a crowd building on a platform alerts transit responders right away.
  • One policy across the system. Transit events reach transit people under rules your agency writes.
  • Every incident keeps its footage. Ready for the incident file and the claims process without a records hunt.

Decisions want observations, not anecdotes. The corridor you are debating already has months of footage. Put it to work.

  • Find patterns in minutes. Search across cameras and dates instead of scrubbing video for an afternoon.
  • Review conflicts on real footage. See the close calls at an intersection before you commit the capital budget.
  • Know where to measure. Camera counts show you where a certified study is worth commissioning.

What You Get

What your operators start seeing

Stopped vehicles

A vehicle sitting in a live lane raises an alert in seconds, across the whole network at once.

Lane Monitoring

Wrong way drivers

Movement against the corridor triggers immediately, on the cameras already watching the ramp.

Direction Alerts

Congestion building

Backups get flagged while they are forming, early enough to change the signal plan or send a truck.

Flow Monitoring

People where they should not be

Someone walking a highway shoulder or standing in a live lane becomes an alert, not a near miss nobody logged.

Pedestrian Safety

Confirmation in seconds

Every alert arrives with the picture, the AI review and the clip. Operators confirm and dispatch without leaving their seat.

Operator Fit

Feeds your traffic tools

Confirmed incidents flow into the traffic management and dispatch systems the center already uses.

Integrations

The record after the incident

Clips are kept and searchable for after action reviews, claims and corridor studies.

Investigation

Runs on the corridor you have

Existing traffic cameras, existing video systems, processed on your own equipment.

Works With Your Cameras

How It Works

Detect, confirm, dispatch

01

Detect

The software watches every enrolled feed and raises incidents the moment they appear on camera.

02

Confirm

The operator sees the picture, the AI review and the clip together and makes the call in seconds.

03

Dispatch and learn

Confirmed incidents flow into your traffic and dispatch tools, and every clearance leaves a record the next corridor review can learn from.

FAQ

Traffic monitoring on existing cameras, asked and answered

Will this integrate with our ATMS and dispatch workflow?

Detected events arrive in your traffic management and dispatch systems as structured messages through integrations we configure for your deployment. If a system takes an API, we can feed it.

How does it handle false alarms at highway scale?

Every camera is tuned to its own view against a recorded baseline, weather and headlights included, and uncertain detections get an AI review before anyone is paged. The first stretch runs quietly with nobody alerted while thresholds settle on your actual conditions.

Can it count vehicles and measure flow?

Yes. Camera zones give you counts, occupancy and dwell for each view. They are operating signals, good for detection and trends. Where a certified study is required, they tell you where to point the instruments.

What about license plate recognition?

Plate reading is a separate solution with its own governance. This page is about incidents and flow, not identifying vehicles or people.

Where does it run?

On your own equipment. For live analysis across a corridor most agencies run it on premises or at the edge, with cloud as an option where policy allows.

Bring one corridor and one incident type

Pick the ramp or intersection that hurts most and the incident you keep missing. We will run detection on your own cameras quietly and show you what the corridor reports.