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The cameras are not able to read vehicle license plates and do not have sensors to detect traffic speeds.

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If your browser does not support the refresh function, you can manually update the image by selecting one of the refresh rate buttons below the image.ДЄre the cameras able to read vehicle license plates and monitor traffic speeds? Variable refresh rates depend on end-user's connection speed and connection out in the field.

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No other hardware/software is required because all the necessary software tools are downloaded to your browser or viewing device.Д¬amera images should update automatically. You need an Internet-ready device and you need a web browser. What hardware/software do I need to view the traffic camera images? The end user is then able to view the images by logging on to the website. The image server then transmits the images to the web server. The remote server transmits the images from the camera to an image server by means of an ISDN or DSL phone line using standard Internet Protocol. The cameras are connected by a Category 5 cable to the remote server located out in the field. How do the camera images get from the field to my monitor? The cameras can be rotated 360 degrees as well as zoomed, panned and tilted. When there is no incident to monitor, the cameras are usually zoomed out and pointing in peak flow traffic direction. Generally speaking, these automatic settings keep the cameras pointed so that the heaviest traffic flow is oncoming or heading toward the camera. We have a typical morning scheme and afternoon scheme which automatically sends all cameras to pre-set directions.

This is the position used most frequently by the staff in the traffic control center. We only occasionally record video images for traffic studies and exceptional circumstances. We do not regularly record our camera feeds for archiving. Do you have a video tape of the accident? I was in an accident near one of your cameras. Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS) is the deployment of advanced traffic sensors and surveillance systems along with real time traffic management and control to increase the movement of traffic along arterials. Examples include traveler information, traffic management, emergency management, public transportation management and many others. Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) collect, store, process and distribute information to people for the movement of people and goods. Web-based traffic cameras are a part of the discipline Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and a component of that discipline's subsystem Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS). The cameras are a public safety tool and are not intended to identify speeders or enforce traffic laws. Upon detection of an incident or other disruption to the flow of traffic, the operators in the Traffic Control Center can notify the appropriate authorities to clear the incident. They adjust traffic signal timings, dispatch enforcement personnel and advise motorists. The Traffic Control Center staff monitor the real-time traffic conditions and can intervene quickly to deal with emerging problems. Pre-trip Internet traveler information assists travelers in making mode choices, travel time estimates, and route decisions prior to trip departure. Motorists can visit the My Commute website or the all King County traffic cameras webpage and view real-time video images of traffic conditions in unincorporated King County.

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Cameras are designed to increase the safety and efficiency of roadways and to inform drivers of adverse conditions such as accidents or congestion. Web-based cameras are a traffic management tool that provide real-time traffic information to traffic operators, the media, and the traveling public.

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