Cary, NC is adding IoT connectivity and connected vehicle applications to its traffic control system

Cary, NC wireless control of traffic signals

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The Town of Cary is launching a $2 million project to upgrade its traffic control system with IoT connectivity. By using the new cellular vehicle-to-everything network (C-V2X Network), emergency vehicles will be able to safely control traffic signals. The technology is estimated to save first responders approximately 10 seconds per stoplight. The project will add connected vehicle applications to 205 traffic signals, 100 school safety beacons, 15 pedestrian crosswalks and railroad crossings.

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Cary, NC

Municipality in North Carolina

United States

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The $2m project is the result of a matched federal grant between the US Department of Transportation and Cary, and is the first of its kind in the US state.

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