Expert ITS Traffic Systems Services

ITS Traffic Systems Services include support for traffic signal controllers, ATMS platforms, vehicle and pedestrian detection, emergency vehicle preemption, cabinet equipment, communications, repairs, commissioning, and training. Traffic Control Corporation helps agencies and contractors select, deploy, troubleshoot, maintain, and operate these systems so intersections and corridors perform reliably.

TCC primarily supports state and local transportation agencies, DOTs, municipal governments, county transportation departments, local contractors, and consulting service providers. Services are built around real field needs, including signal turn-ons, detection calibration, central system upgrades, equipment audits, product application guidance, and technician training for deployed systems.

Yes. TCC provides ATMS installation, upgrades, and ongoing maintenance, especially for Econolite Centracs systems. Support can include server setup, communications configuration, intersection database and map building, system migration, alarm and scheduler validation, software patching, data quality checks, and maintenance that helps agencies receive operational value from the platform.

A signal turn-on service verifies that a newly built or rebuilt signalized intersection is ready for live operation. Technicians check cabinet wiring against the plan, confirm phasing and conflict monitor programming, run flash and full operating modes, validate controller behavior, and help hand off a functioning intersection to the agency.

Detection support includes field commissioning, zone setup, sensor alignment, loop inductance verification, amplifier sensitivity checks, radar and video calibration, and confirmation that calls reach the controller correctly. TCC also offers detection audits and bench repair for video processors, cameras, radar units, loop amplifiers, and related hardware.

Traffic cabinet audits typically review grounding, surge protection, load switches, flasher condition, power supply output, backpanel wiring, thermal management, and UPS or battery health. These preventive checks help agencies identify weak components before storms, heat, power issues, or aging equipment cause dark or flashing intersections.

Yes. TCC offers onsite troubleshooting when agency staff cannot isolate the cause of an intersection issue. Technicians evaluate the cabinet, controller, monitor, detection inputs, load switches, communications, programming, and wiring to determine whether the problem is hardware, configuration, field wiring, or an upstream network condition.

Training options include Traffic Signals 101, Traffic Detection 101, controller operation and programming, signal timing and coordination, ATMS instruction, and product-specific systems training. Courses are designed for agency personnel, technicians, and field staff who need practical knowledge on the controllers, detection products, and central systems they maintain daily.