Aimed at improving the regional mobility for Volusia County, the Event Management project deployed multiple technologies providing real-time capabilities for the monitoring and management of arterial corridors through dynamic wayfinding. Located at the nexus of Interstate 4 and Interstate 95, the Daytona Beach area experiences significant surges in traffic volumes from tourist driven seasonal peak periods and planned or unplanned regional events. Large-scale annual events result in massive upticks in traffic on the local roadways, including increases of upwards of 400% over normal volumes for events such as the Daytona 500 and Biketoberfest. With the occasional detour traffic circumventing road closures onadjacent interstates and heavy directional traffic to and from the area’s world-renowned beaches, the existing traffic management system failed to meet the needs of the Department or motoring public of the region.
Dynamic wayfinding system deployed using remotely controlled LED blankout signs installed at key decision points throughout the city of Daytona Beach.
We offer both blank out signs and internally illuminated signs to support initiatives to reduce pedestrian fatalities.
Blank out signs are integrated into the intersection signalization. Typical displays alternate between NO RIGHT TURN and Yield to Pedestrians. These messages can be text or symbolic.
Regulatory signs are always visible, but illuminate at night. A typical application is for crosswalks, but they can also display the R10-15 Turning Vehicles Yield to Pedestrians.