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    TMS-SA Non-intrusive Traffic Counter

    Sept. 15, 2017
    Related To: INT'L ROAD DYNAMICS INC.
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    International Road Dynamics Inc.’s TMS-SA traffic counter/classifier provides law enforcement professionals with an easy, discrete way to collect traffic data. Using the TMS-SA, police can find the peak times of day for speeding and prioritize enforcement activity. The TMS-SA uses a Doppler radar to provide traffic count, speed and classification data, and includes data analysis software for your temporary traffic studies.

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