Product UseWith well over 1 million field operation hours and counting, Post Oak Traffic Systems AWAM Bluetooth solution is the most utilized Bluetooth travel time system in the United States. Usage Examples
Case StudiesTraffic Management and Arterial Traveler Information - City of Houston, TexasThe City of Houston, Texas is currently using Post Oak Traffic’s AWAM devices and software to monitor traffic on some of the busiest and most critical arterials in Houston. Over 50 devices have been deployed in traffic signal cabinets in a 62 square mile area in West Houston with a planned expansion on the horizon. Using the AWAM system, the City is able to monitor system performance and provide live information on speeds and travel times through the Houston TranStar website’s interactive traffic map as shown below.
A live link to the traffic map is available here. The map is also available in a format suitable for mobile devices such as Smartphones. Rural Interstates and Hurricane Evacuation Monitoring - Texas Department of TransportationThe Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is currently using AWAM to monitor the 200 mile stretch of Interstate 45 between Houston and Dallas. During the evacuations prompted by recent hurricanes, TxDOT realized the importance of being able to monitor evacuation routes for determining when to implement certain traffic management functions such as contra-flow. AWAM has quickly allowed TxDOT to get live travel time and speed information on a rural stretch of interstate for a fraction of the cost of traditional probe-based detectors. In addition, the information is available to the traveling public every day on the Houston TranStar website located here. A sample of the map is shown below.
OEM Provides Travel Time Application with Integrated AWAM InsideAn Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) has integrated Post Oak Traffic Systems AWAM product into their controller and will offer it as a part of their integrated ITS solution. The OEM is in the process of manufacturing hundreds of units for deployment in a very large US city. More details will be available on this as the devices begin to be deployed. |