Introduction to the Mumbai Area Traffic Control System Sample Clauses

Introduction to the Mumbai Area Traffic Control System. The Area Traffic Control (ATC) is a system of centrally co-ordinating traffic signals using real time data collected through camera detectors on VIP Corridor in Greater Mumbai. This is an advanced tool in traffic management for efficient urban road network utilization. The components of the system that are procured / installed and commissioned under the pro- ject are: • Fully Adaptive ATC System based on ITACA (Intelligent Traffic Adaptive Control Area) at 258 signal junctions in Greater Mumbai. • Signal Controllers and Signal equipment • Vehicle Detector cameras (684 nos) • Central Control Room located at TPHQ • Fault Management Centre located at MCGM
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Introduction to the Mumbai Area Traffic Control System. The Area Traffic Control (ATC) is a system of centrally co-ordinating traffic signals using real time data collected through camera detectors on VIP Corridor in Brihanmumbai. This is an advanced tool in traffic management for efficient urban road network utilization. The components of the system that are procured/ installed and commissioned under the pro- ject are: • Fully Adaptive ATC System based on ITACA (Intelligent Traffic Adaptive Control Area) at 258 signal junctions in Brihanmumbai. • Signal Controllers and Signal equipment • Vehicle Detector cameras (684 nos) • Central Control Room located at TPHQ • Fault Management Centre located at BMC
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Introduction to the Mumbai Area Traffic Control System. The Area Traffic Control (ATC) is a system of centrally co-ordinated traffic signals using real time data collected through camera detectors on VIP Corridor in Greater Mumbai. This is an advanced tool in traffic management for efficient urban road network utilization. The components of the system that are procured / installed and commis- sioned under the project are: • Adaptive ATC System based on ITACA (Intelligent Traffic Adaptive Con- trol Area) at 258 signal junctions in Greater Mumbai. • Smart Signal Controllers and Signal equipment • Vehicle Detector cameras • CCTV surveillance cameras • Central Control Room located at TPHQ • Maintenance Management Centre located at MCGM, Worli.
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