Does connected signal cellular-cloud based signal priority system?
                     Does connected signal cellular-cloud based signal 
priority system prioritizes buses, PED and EMS?
An Introduction
In today's; time, a proprietary vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) 
technology has been developed by companies that is a cloud-based, 
centralized system that connects vehicles to traffic signals and 
prioritizes buses, EMS vehicles, pedestrians, and pedestrians.
The New Approach
This new approach capitalizes on current traffic management 
infrastructure and cellular data rather than demanding dedicated 
roadside equipment. Signal Priority System (SPS) also provides 
substantial time savings for cities and can be established city-wide in a 
matter of weeks rather than years with standard solutions. SPS offers a 
vast range of signal priority applications, fluctuating from transit 
priority to EMS preemption.
Its Benefits
In today's time, there is a demand for safer, more innovative, and more 
well-organized traffic systems to create flexible and creative V2I 
solutions like SPS. Technologies like Signal Priority System can achieve 
this objective and work everywhere and be changed for specific 
situations, and it can also ease the frustrations of all travelers dealing 
with traffic overcrowding.
The Major Characteristics
Being cloud-based makes SPS new characteristics and improvements 
can be easily provided by software updates rather than through costly 
hardware maintenance at each intersection. SPS can also work 
alongside present or planned deployments to give instant service and 
coverage additions as required.
Conclusion
Emtrac's Cellular Signal Priority is very software-flexible and can also 
provide vehicle operators with speed directions and other information 
to manage traffic flow directly. To target specific objectives, cities can 
use Emtrac's Priority Signal technology for general traffic management 
functions. These objectives include optimizing traffic flow, reducing 
transit vehicle delays, and decreasing carbon emissions. The 
technology can also be used to help pedestrians and cyclists. 
Contact Us
• Location: Manufactured By STC, Inc. 1201 W. Randolph St, 
McLeansboro, IL 62859
• Phone: Richard D’Alessandro: (214) 607–0100
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