Leicestershire County Council recently deployed MetroCount’s RoadPod PhaseT traffic monitoring system to successfully validate a red light camera at a busy intersection. Richard Garratt, Senior Transport Analyst at Leicestershire County Council gives an overview of the project below and how…
See photos below from the 2021 MOVE London expo. For questions regarding the world’s most accurate and reliable traffic monitoring systems, call +44 20 8782 8999 or email uk@metrocount.com. MetroCount at MOVE London
MetroCount is committed to strengthening its presence and support of those using our systems in Latin America. We recently welcomed Rocio Rodriguez as our Regional Manager for LATAM, who is working alongside Rafael Sigaran to achieve this. Last week we…
This year’s TrafficInfraTech Expo was a resounding success and MetroCount was proud to be a part of it. Due to Australia’s closed border, the MetroCount HQ team were unable to attend the expo. MetroCount’s Indian representative 3E Consulting manned the…
Recently, the We Ride Australian Cycling Economy Report by EY was launched, shining a light on the contribution cycling has had on the Australian economy in 2020. The report has been eagerly awaited by many, including us at MetroCount, as…
We’re over the moon to announce that MetroCount has been announced Western Australia’s most sustainable exporter at the WA Industry and Export Awards. The Governor of Western Australia, His Excellency Kim Beazley, and the Honourable Bill Johnston MLA presented MetroCount the…
An independent study has shown that MetroCount automatic traffic counters and classifiers (ATCC) provide average accuracy of 96.5% when monitoring vehicles on Indian roads. This incredible result is a testament to the 3 decades of tireless research, development and continual…
People said no-one would use the Smith Street bike track but [Wollongong City] council data claims thousands of riders are taking advantage of it. The controversial pop-up bike path sparked opposition because it changed most of Smith Street into a one-way…
We’ve gone mad for bikes in Melbourne and, as a result, ‘pop-up’ bike lanes are now being trialled across the Melbourne CBD and several inner city suburbs. The question for many is: how much are they being used? Evaluation is a…