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Wet Roads … They’re NOT Always Wet
Ice Detection is an Advanced Warning System utilizing Surface Temperature that is measured by an accurate, non-contact infrared temperature sensor. Air temperature is also measured achieving higher levels of detection accuracy and driver notification.
The USDOT Federal Highway Administration data lists an average of 1,836 deaths, 136,309 injuries and 536,731 crashes per year due to snowy and icy roads. The figures below represent a 10 year average between 2005 and 2014.
201,341 Crashes represents 4% of vehicle crashes
55,942 Injuries represents 3% of crash injuries
739 Fatalities represents 2% of crash fatalities
151,944 Crashes represents 3% of vehicle crashes
38,770 Injuries represents 2% of crash injuries
559 Fatalities represents 2% of crash fatalities
174,446 Crashes represents 4% of vehicle crashes
41,597 Injuries represents 2% crash injuries
538 Fatalities represents 2% crash fatalities
Ice Warning System
- System alerts vehicle operators or pedestrians of hazardous icy road conditions by locally or remotely flashing Warning Signs.
- Provides surface temperature and air temperature measurements that will collectively be used to maximize detection accuracy.
- Flashing Sign Systems are triggered directly from a Non-Invasive Road Surface Condition Sensor.
- Can be used to trigger other signs within a configured network.
Ice Detection and Advanced Warning System Fully Configurable through:
