Join Yeatland Wong, Director of Smart Mobility, as he visits several municipalities to take a rare behind-the-scenes look of the inner-workings of their modern on-premise ATMS. In some jurisdictions, he will also showcase the innovative approaches to travel information systems.
We'll explore how our award-winning flagship ITS Central ATMS software impacted these municipalities and agencies:
City of Toronto: North America fourth largest city consolidated multiple complex systems into a single ATMS system, while enhancing its traffic management in one of the busiest trafficked road networks.
City of Loveland: This medium sized municipality in Colorado, U.S. implemented their on-premise system and integrate DOT and Waze to offer a effective demonstration of automation.
Halifax Harbour Bridges (HHB): Located in Canada's east coast, HHB authority uses an ATMS system to semi-automate a lane reversal system in a one-of-a-kind project.
Ontario Ministry of Transportation: Innovation is at its core for this provincial agency's ATMS software, which uses machine-edge computing and full automation of road weather warnings and queue/stopped vehicle warnings.
We’ll also dive into unique ATMS topics not typically covered in webinars, including:
- How ATMS is used differently in various jurisdictions based on staffing levels—whether it’s one operator or a full team.
- How jurisdictions handle ATMS when operators come from varied backgrounds, such as traffic specialists vs. non-specialist staff.
- How to stage ATMS in different phases to deal with budget constraints.
Don’t miss this exclusive webinar exploring how these municipalities modernized their ATMS—and the real-world impacts on traffic, safety, and operations.
