ConductVision Traffic - Possible conflicts between vehicles and vulnerable road users
ConductVision Traffic flags each moment when a vehicle and a person on foot, on a bicycle or on a motorcycle were on course to meet. Your team reviews each one from its clip.
What comes with each event
A clip and a still
A short clip, and a still from the moment the two came closest, with people and plates blurred.
Who was involved
The vehicle and the person on foot, on a bicycle or on a motorcycle, each labelled by kind.
How close they came
How soon they would have met if neither changed course, how close in time they passed the same spot and how near they came: time to collision, post-encroachment time and the smallest distance. Your engineers set how close is close enough to flag.
When and where
The camera and the time, so your team can look for a pattern.
One event for each pair
Two road users make one event, however long they stay close.
How your team reviews it
Confirm
The reviewer agrees the clip shows a conflict.
Dismiss
With a reason, kept in the audit trail.
Refer
To the safety lead your team names, with a note.
Where it runs
ConductVision Traffic runs on one computer at your site, on the cameras you already run. The video stays at your site.
Who decides
Your engineers decide what each event means and what to do about it.
Pilot - How a pilot starts
A paid pilot covers one intersection or one corridor. Your team sets the criteria before any results come in. You decide whether to roll out, change the scope or stop.
- You bring
- Video from the cameras at one intersection or corridor where you want to look at conflicts. A first look at your footage shows whether the camera views will work.
- We set up
- ConductVision Traffic on a computer at your site, with each camera view set up to measure distances on the road. Before results go out, a ConductVision engineer checks a sample from each camera by hand.
- You get
- Each flagged event with its clip and measures, and a final report on whether the pilot met the criteria your team set.
Related pages
- ConductVision TrafficCounts, possible conflicts and boarding help from your cameras.
- Multimodal countsPeople, bicycles and vehicles, by line and direction.
- Possible boarding helpRiders at a stop who may use a mobility device.
- Blurred people and platesHow ConductVision Traffic blurs people and keeps video at your site.
- Smart cityStreet safety, traffic data, curbs and transit.