Monitoring & Control Software Solutions

Common traffic monitoring and control software platforms include Econolite's EOS Traffic Control Software for signal management and Applied Information's Glance for emergency vehicle preemption. These platforms provide real-time monitoring, data analytics, and integration with field hardware such as ATC controllers, enabling transportation agencies to manage intersections and emergency response efficiently.

Pricing for monitoring and control software varies based on system scale, hardware integration, and deployment complexity. Both Econolite EOS and the Glance EVP system are available on a quote basis. Contact Traffic Control Corporation's sales team for a customized quote based on your agency's specific infrastructure, coverage area, and operational requirements.

The monitoring and control software solutions offered by TCC comply with key industry standards including NEMA TS1, ATC (Advanced Transportation Controller) standards, and Caltrans specifications. The Glance EVP system is also Build America, Buy America (BABA) compliant, making it eligible for federally funded transportation projects without requiring special waivers.

Yes. Both Econolite's EOS software and the Applied Information Glance system are designed for integration with existing traffic infrastructure. EOS is compatible with Cobalt and properly configured ATC controllers, while Glance hardware retrofits into existing traffic signal cabinets with self-locating capability, minimizing the need for major infrastructure overhauls during deployment.

Traffic Control Corporation provides comprehensive support including factory-trained field technicians, onsite troubleshooting, and product training. Manufacturer-level support is also available — Econolite offers a dedicated controllers sales and technical team, while Applied Information provides a Glance Certified Installer Program, video resources, and direct technical assistance for deployed systems.

Yes. Applied Information's Glance Emergency Vehicle Preemption system has been shown to reduce emergency response times by up to 20%. By using GPS and cellular technology to proactively clear intersections and halt cross-traffic, it enables faster, safer routes for fire, EMS, and police departments — and can also help improve fire department ISO ratings.