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Avoiding Conflict: Keeping signals operational during interference with ACM
Why temporary traffic signals experience radio communication failures and how the latest ACM upgrade overcomes channel conflict.
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Temporary Traffic Systems
Traffic Group Signals deploy Metro for Preston’s First Transforming Cities Fund scheme
1 August 2022 Preston Ringway scheme delivered by Metro With a focus on sustainable movement and accessibility in the city, the Transforming Ringway Project in Preston is the first Transforming...
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Sustainability
Signal TM: Bringing Pink back from the brink
Traffic Group Signals were recently asked by Signal TM in Kidderminster to refresh some of their ageing fleet. Read this story along with the 5 key reasons why you should regularly check and maintain your equipment.
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Temporary Traffic Systems
tbf Traffic – London’s calling for Metro Temporary Signals
Offering the capital its first experience of the new Metro traffic signals, in August 2021 tbf Traffic and Traffic Group Signals (TGS) deployed the innovative system during works in Woodford,...
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Urban Traffic Control
Using Metro for UTC integrated signalling in Greater Manchester
Metro has been deployed with wireless UTC integration for a major construction project in Manchester. The Challenge A major construction site in the heart of Manchester required temporary...
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RadioConnect2
RadioConnect2 – Setting a New Standard for Traffic Management
GTM Operations Manager Richard Johnson welcomes the RadioConnect2’s innovations which, he says, are nothing short of revolutionary.
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AutoGreen Case Studies
Using AutoGreen for social distancing schemes in Bristol
“The results has surpassed our expectations and allowed traffic to flow almost seamlessly” - South Gloucestershire Council
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Urban Traffic Control
Minimising the impact of Street works in Bristol using UTC portable traffic signals
“The signals improved traffic flow and maximised capacity effectively, minimising the traffic impact of the works.” – Bristol City Council
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