TIC for Traveler Information Services
Why TIC for Traveler Information Services?
Connect with navigation systems
Create accurate and precise incident information which is fully compatible with navigation systems and distribute to navigation systems using RDS-TMC over FM, TPEG over Digital Radio (DAB, HD Radio), or TPEG over HTTP.
Exchange data with National Access Platforms
Collect and distribute incident data with NAPs (National Access Platforms) using DATEX II format.
Share with service providers
Share incident data with mobility service providers such as TomTom, HERE Technologies, and Google in standard or custom formats.
Publish on websites and apps
Easily connected to your websites and apps using popular interfaces such as JSON.
Announce traffic news on radio
Drivers worldwide continue to rely on radio traffic news reports to alert them about traffic and travel conditions before and during their journeys. Radio stations can collect incident data from multiple sources and efficently create traffic news for multiple programs. The traffic news reports can then be read by announcers, and also used on websites and apps.
TIC for Traveler Information Services
Connect with navigation systems. Exchange data with national access platform. Share with service providers. Publish on websites and apps. Announce traffic news on radio.
TIC for Work Zone Management
Book road spaces. Detect conflicts. Exchange data with national access platform. Issue permits. Publish on websites and apps. Share with service providers. Make automated driving safe.
TIC for Incident Response Management
Detect, validate, and respond. Improve safety for travelers and responders. Minimize impact to travelers. Collaborate quickly with other agencies.
