Video Analytics for Traffic & Service Flow

Video analytics for traffic flow uses camera-based detection to identify vehicles, movements, queues, and lane activity at intersections or corridors. Properly configured systems help agencies improve signal operations, reduce missed calls, and monitor performance. TCC supports these systems through audits, turn-on assistance, troubleshooting, repairs, and training for transportation teams.

A detection accuracy audit reviews how the camera system is seeing traffic, including detection zone placement, alignment, occlusion issues, lens clarity, and response performance. TCC evaluates system behavior in the field, identifies misalignments or degraded performance, and helps agencies restore accurate vehicle tracking for smoother intersection operations.

Many agencies benefit from scheduled health checks at least annually, with additional reviews after construction, camera movement, severe weather, recurring detection complaints, or signal timing changes. Preventive audits help catch lens wear, zone drift, configuration issues, and hardware problems before they cause unreliable calls or operational delays.

Yes. TCC provides video and detection system repair support, including camera lens replacement for damaged, scratched, or weathered lenses. Clear optics are essential for accurate detection, especially where glare, dirt, vibration, or aging hardware affects image quality. Warranty work is performed at the factory when applicable.

Yes. TCC supports onsite troubleshooting, detection system turn-on services, ATMS installation and upgrades, and product selection assistance. The team works with state and local transportation agencies, contractors, and consulting providers to connect field detection equipment with broader traffic management operations where supported by the system architecture.

TCC offers Traffic Detection 101 and related product and systems training for agency staff. Training covers vehicle detection technologies used at intersections and freeways, including video detection, radar, loop detection, and in-ground wireless systems. Courses help technicians understand system options, operation, and practical troubleshooting considerations.

TCC serves agencies and contractors throughout the Midwest, including Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Regional offices and the Woodridge, Illinois headquarters support product selection, field service, training, and technical assistance across the company’s territory.

To schedule support, provide the intersection or corridor location, equipment type, symptoms, agency requirements, and any recent changes such as construction, timing updates, or camera movement. TCC can help determine whether the need is an onsite troubleshooting visit, detection audit, repair service, health check, training, or product application assistance.