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April 27, 2012
City of Suffolk, Virginia has selected MS2 to implement and host a cloud-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The system, integrated with Google Maps and ArcGIS server, will be used to manage traffic count data throughout the city.


February 18, 2012
Upon the success of using MS2 software for its traffic monitoring program since 2008, Arizona Department of Transportation has selected MS2 to expand and host the cloud-based Transportation Data Management System (TMS) for all MPOs/COGs throughout the state. The initiative will streamline, standardize, and expedite the traffic data collection, analysis, reporting, and sharing for every public agency in Arizona.



November 23, 2011
City of Chula Vista, California has selected MS2 to implement and host a cloud-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The system, integrated with Google Maps and ArcGIS server, will be used to automatically poll, process, analyze, and display vehicle counts and statistics from the city's ITS devices, such as SCATS and RTMS.



September 16, 2011
MS2 completed the system development work commissioned by Munetrix LLC for its Dynamic Dashboard. The dashboard, hosted by MS2, compiles and displays key performance measures for public agencies to improve fiscal transparency.


July 28, 2011
City of Frisco, Texas has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Traffic Crash Location System (TCLS). The system, integrated with Google Maps and ArcGIS server, will be used to manage and analyze traffic crash data and police reports throughout the city.


June 14, 2011
Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) in Texas uses the innovative map matching algorithm within MS2's Travel Time Database System (TTDS) to process travel time segment data acquired from INRIX. The algorithm resolves the spatial differences between the road networks used by the MPO and INRIX, which makes it possible to use the speed data in the MPO's planning functions.


May 4, 2011
City of Pasadena, California has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Transportation Data Management System (TMS). The system, integrated with Google Maps and ArcGIS server, will be used to manage traffic count and turning movement count data throughout the city.


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Traffic Count Database System

Web-Based

Manage your traffic count data with ease. Allow agencies to share data internally or with the public instantaneously. There is no change required on your existing system hardware or software.

Link to Traffic Counter Software

Traffic count data -- including data from Peek 241, ADR, JAMAR, ITC, Nu-Metric, TimeMark, Diamond, HiStar, Wavetronix, and ECM -- can be directly transferred to TCDS for reviewing, validating, editing, and processing. The flexibility of the TCDS allows for customizations to accept data from virtually any make of equipment or software.

Rigorous QA/QC Functions

Detect missing data, compare current counts to historic counts and AADTs, and reject duplicate counts.

Quickly Find Traffic Counts and Locations

Selectively retrieve traffic count data with your specific criteria or by clicking on a location within the GIS map.

Custom Forms and Reports

Manage Volume, Speed, Classification, WIM, Gap and AADT data. Create your own custom reports to manage and analyze traffic count and location data. Produce FHWA reports to generate 3-Card, S-Card, C-Card, and W-Card submittals.

Import Your Data

All historic files from any traffic counter can be batch-imported directly to TCDS automatically without manual key-punching.

Proven System

Over 140 state DOTs, metropolitan planning organizations, county road commissions, and municipal road agencies are using the system.

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Low Cost

The pure economy of scale makes this web-based solution cost effective. We simultaneously provide many different road agencies with IT expertise at a fraction of the cost that would be required for any one of them to provide similar database services in-house. Software and hardware costs add up, as do the cost for incremental system improvements, full upgrade, and 24/7 administration. With MS2, you can share and thereby reduce these and related costs rather than bearing them alone, and everyone subscribed to the service benefits.