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In this edition we highlight a selection of projects from around the world which incorporate the TDC Systems HI-TRAC® Weigh-in-Motion Systems



Earlier News Letters can be download from the links below:



  • Newsletter No.4
  • Newsletter No.3
  • Newsletter No.2




  • LATEST NEWS

    CONTRACT AWARD – MANCHESTER, DERBY AND DERBYSHIRE TRAFFIC DATA COLLECTION EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES CONTRACT

    TDC Systems is pleased to announce the above flagship contract award for the provision of data collection equipment and services contract. The contract period is for 5 years with an option to extend for up to an additional 5 years.

    The scope of supply is for the development of an integrated intelligent transport system and incorporates partnerships with other equipment and system software suppliers which will bring together a complete package of integrated software and services.


    WEST GATE BRIDGE – MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

    TDC is pleased to announce the successful completion of a year long trial of the High Speed Weigh-in-Motion system installed, by TDC Systems Australia, on the West Gate Bridge in Melbourne, Australia. The system was installed for VicRoads in December 2007 and is used for bridge overload monitoring and for bridge design purposes.

    The West Gate Bridge is the third longest bridge in Australia and is a vital link between the inner city and Melbourne’s western suburbs. It carries four lanes of traffic in each direction all of which are monitored by the HI-TRAC100+ giving accurate vehicle-by-vehicle traffic weight and classification information.


    HUMBER BRIDGE- HIGH SPEED WEIGH-IN-MOTION SYSTEM

    TDC Systems have installed and commissioned a High Speed Weigh-in-Motion (HSWIM) system on the Humber Bridge, Hull. The system which was supplied for the Humber Bridge Board will be used to provide up to date vehicle-by-vehicle data to enable a Bridge Specific Assessment Live Loading reports.




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