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Noida Authority plans a smart traffic system
Noida will be the first city in Uttar Pradesh to implement such a kind of system. This technology has already been used in the cities such as Bhubaneswar, Indore and Surat.
Updated : May 22, 2018, 06:49 AM IST
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To make traffic management more robust and intelligent, the Noida Authority is planning to introduce Adaptive Traffic Control System (ATCS) which will be capable to manage the traffic lights according to the density of vehicles on each of the roads at intersections.
Noida will be the first city in Uttar Pradesh to implement such a kind of system. This technology has already been used in the cities such as Bhubaneswar, Indore and Surat.
According to a senior Noida Authority official, the ATCS system will help the traffic police to effectively manage the congestion and traffic problems in the city. The supposed budget for this system is Rs 25 crore.
The ATCS will automatically turn the signal to green when it will sense the higher density of vehicles at a particular stretch. The new system will also turn the signal to red in case of no vehicles on the stretch. This system will be equipped to measure the density of vehicles till 800 meters from the intersection. It will automatically synchronise the signals as per the real-time traffic conditions.
"In this system, a traffic signal controller, vehicle detectors, application software, central control station and communication network will be set up. The system uses stop line detectors and signal changes can be done by the central control room. Traffic signals can also change automatically on the basis of traffic volume detected on a road," said RP Singh, a project engineer of Noida Authority
The authority will soon hire a private agency for this project and while they aim to implement this system within the next three months after completing all the formalities. Rs 20 crore will be spent on the installation work of the new traffic signal system and Rs 5 crore will be spent on its maintenance.
At present, there are 112 traffic signals in the city and they function manually. If any signal does not work properly then it causes the traffic problem or increases the chance of an accident especially during peak hours. Fifty percent of the traffic signals are not working properly and 20 percent traffic signal are damaged because of the thunderstorm.
