Learn how The GRIDSMART Solution is making a difference around the world through intelligent transportation technologies.
GRIDSMART Florida PedSafe Improves Pedestrian Safety – Case Study
Learn how the Florida Department of Transportation improved pedestrian and cyclist safety by implementing the GRIDSMART System in East Orlando.
GRIDSMART System in Extreme Weather – Case Study
Laramie traffic technicians were able to install a GRIDSMART System in less than three hours, reducing prior detection installation times by 15 percent and saving the city more than $24,000 in labor costs. With GRIDSMART’s proven ability to perform in hazardous conditions and reduce installation times for technicians, the GRIDSMART System is the video detection standard for the City of Laramie.
The GRIDSMART System on Bell Road Highway, AZ
The City of Surprise reduced delays by 20% on weekdays and 43% on weekends using the GRIDSMART System and Kadence by Kimley-Horn.
SMARTMOUNT2025 Case Study
Two intersections in Athens experienced electromagnetic interference from high voltage power lines. The Traffic Engineering Department of Athens deployed SMARTMOUNT2025, the industry’s first fiber optic solution, and eliminated electromagnetic interference for flawless communication performance.
The GRIDSMART System Case Study in Thailand
The study revealed that across three intersections the GRIDSMART Adaptive System saved 51,964 vehicle commuter hours over the course of a year and helped reduce red light running by up to 68% by delivering commuters with well-organized and efficient commutes.
The GRIDSMART System Case Study in Athens, Georgia
To solve its traffic problem, Athens, Georgia deployed the GRIDSMART System, the world’s first field-tested, single-sensor solution for intersection actuation, performance monitoring, and data collection.
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RETURNING 2021
After much deliberation, and with much remorse, GRIDSMART has decided to cancel INTERSECT this year. The safety of our employees, distributors and customers is of utmost importance.
