The future is clear, especially when seen through the HORUS View Camera!   The Appian Way now uses video to conduct manual (TMC) surveys. The HORUS View Camera is a video system designed specifically for TMC surveys. It has a high resolution camera with a wide angle lens; 170 degrees, which is enclosed in a waterproof case. Also, the built-in timer can...

The following is a study of the effectiveness of the Black Cat Generation 2 Radar detector for recording bicycles. As evidenced in my previous entry, these units accurately record vehicle lengths; http://www.ca-traffic.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Black-Cat-Radar-Technical-Papers.pdf During traffic count installations, I also noticed they were consistently...

For the first time, survey data was collected for a substantial program primarily with our new Black Cats. Following is a comparison study of one of this years more challenging locations; a busy four-lane, one-way, street. The count was conducted with our Black Cat Generation 2 Radar detectors, one on either side of the roadway, and calibrated with our Houston...

With the introduction of CA Traffic’s Black Cat radar sensor, I truly believe we have finally eliminated the need for road tubes! The following comparison study provides evidence to that end. For this study, I set up a pneumatic tube study concurrently with a Black Cat radar study. Here are the results: Admirals Rd comparison study, Volume As you can see,...

In the 2016 ridedonthide, Sarah Stackhouse and Ed Stackhouse ride in support of mental health...