A recent traffic survey on a Paris shared path has changed the game in tube data collection by becoming the first survey of its kind to differentiate active travel modes such as:
E-scooters,
Bicycles,
Mopeds,
Cargo bikes.
The technology used to collect the data measures each vehicle’s wheel-base with 2 rubber tubes and classifies depending on the distance between the two axles. Other information collected included time-stamped volumes, speed and the direction of each classified vehicle.
A recent traffic survey on a Paris shared path has changed the game in tube data collection by becoming the first survey of its kind to differentiate active travel modes such as:
E-scooters,
Bicycles,
Mopeds,
Cargo bikes.
The technology used to collect the data measures each vehicle’s wheel-base with 2 rubber tubes and classifies depending on the distance between the two axles. Other information collected included time-stamped volumes, speed and the direction of each classified vehicle.
Avoid time-consuming site visits or repeat surveys due to delays in diagnosing issues! Attached to your MetroCount tube counters, the Remote Access Link case transmits sensor diagnostics and traffic data to any computer running the MTE® software.
Remote Monitoring with Tube Counters
MetroCount tube counters are used in over 120 countries. Clients have been successfully collecting tube data even on a semi-permanent basis on roads with low traffic or reduced heavy vehicles flow, or dedicated bike lanes. Until recently, users have had to visit the sites to download data and check sensors physically. Not anymore. The Remote Access Link will transform the way you manage your tube sites.
