ATMS Central Software — central signal management systems

TSP integrates with ATMS platforms like Centracs Priority to detect approaching transit vehicles and extend or shorten signal phases, allowing buses to move through intersections with minimal delay. This helps transit agencies improve route adherence, reduce fuel consumption, and enhance overall service reliability across urban corridors.

EVP systems, such as Applied Information's Glance platform, use GPS and cellular technology to detect emergency vehicles and preempt traffic signals ahead of their arrival, clearing intersections for safer passage. Central software aggregates preemption requests from multiple vehicles and intersections, providing real-time monitoring and response-time analytics for fire, EMS, and police departments.

Yes. Centracs Priority and related Econolite ATMS software are built to NTCIP (National Transportation Communications for ITS Protocol) and Modern ITS standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of existing traffic controllers, cabinets, and communication infrastructure used by state and local agencies.

Yes. Platforms like the Glance cloud software used with the Connected School Beacon System allow agencies to remotely monitor and schedule school zone beacons alongside signal priority and preemption operations, consolidating traffic safety infrastructure management into a single connected ecosystem.

ATMS platforms offer real-time dashboards and historical reporting on metrics such as average and 90th-percentile emergency response times, vehicle arrival tracking, transit schedule adherence, and device health alerts—helping agencies make data-driven decisions to optimize signal timing and maintenance schedules.

Yes. Solutions such as Centracs Priority support unlimited vehicle and intersection capacity, making them suitable for both small municipal deployments and large-scale smart city networks. The platforms are designed to scale alongside expanding fleets, growing intersection counts, and increasing data demands.