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August 15, 2008
Lake County, Illinois, has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Traffic Crash Location System (TCLS). The system, integrated with Google Maps, will be used to manage and analyze traffic crash data for the whole county.


August 8, 2008
Tri-County Regonal Planning Commission (TCRPC), Michigan, has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The system, integrated with Google Maps, will centralize the management of traffic count data for the region covering Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton counties.


July 8, 2008
Gulf Regional Planning Commission (GRPC), Mississippi, has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The system, integrated with Google Maps, will be used to manage traffic volume data for the whole region.


July 2, 2008
Upon the success of its web-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS), the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments (TMACOG) in Ohio has procured the GIS module to enhance its TCDS with spatial query and analysis capabilities. The module uses Google Maps, which saves the agency from the burden of maintaining a current and comprehensive GIS dataset.


June 13, 2008
Northeast Michigan Council of Governments (NEMCOG) has selected MS2 to develop and host a regional economic development website. The GIS-based website will be accessible to the public for providing a comprehensive resource for business and industry wishing to locate in northeastern Michigan.


June 2, 2008
DuPage County, Illinois, announced the going-live of a web-based Traffic Accident Database developed by MS2. "By having this system in place, we can work to ensure our streets remain safe for motorists and that unnecessary accidents are avoided." said Pam Rion, Chairwoman of the County Transportation Committee. See the complete official press release.


May 30, 2008
Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission (SPC) has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The system, integrated with Google Maps, will be used to manage the region's traffic count data and support its HPMS data collection. SPC is the MPO for the metropolitan Pittsburgh area with a population of 2.66 millions.


May 28, 2008
Two more MPOs have purchased our TCDS with GIS features. The City of Las Cruces MPO is located in New Mexico. The Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission (GCMPC) in Michigan acquired 7 licenses for its stakeholder agencies.


May 19, 2008
Upon the success of its web-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS), the Road Commission of Macomb County has procured the GIS module to enhance the TCDS with spatial query and analysis capabilities. The module uses Google Maps, which saves the agency from the burden of maintaining a current and comprehensive GIS dataset.


May 5, 2008
MS2 welcomes two new staff members with extensive experience in transportation and software engineering. Steve Willaert, an MBA from the University of Michigan, joins the firm as a senior software engineer. Mike Cool, PE, also a graduate of the University of Michigan, is a traffic engineer.


April 28, 2008
City of Coquitlam (Canada) has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Transportation Management System (TMS). The system, integrated with Google Maps, will be used to manage traffic volume and turning movement count data.


April 10, 2008
MS2 will be exhibiting at the "Intertraffic China 2008 -International Symposium on Transportation and Development Best Practice" in Beijing, China from April 24-26, 2008. Please visit us at the booth #9030.


April 1, 2008
After a rigorous RFP process, Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), Arizona has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The system, integrated with Google Maps and ArcIMS, will be used to manage traffic volume and turning movement count data for the metropolitan Phoenix area with a population of about 4 millions.


March 1, 2008
MS2 just upgraded its servers to the latest technology and is in the process of optimizing the server configurations. Please email bc@ms2soft.com if you encounter any system performance issues. Your feedback will help us in the server optimization.


December 18, 2007
Brevard County MPO of Florida has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based Transportation Management System (TMS). The GoogleMap-based system will be used to manage the countywide traffic volume and turning movement count data.


November 30, 2007
A long time user of our web-based Transportation Management System, SEMCOG the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments is adding another module - Traffic Signal Management System (TSMS) to manage its 5,400+ traffic signals in the region. The GoogleMap-based system will be used to manage data such as spatial location, signal hardware, timing plans, turning movement counts, approach photos, traffic control orders, etc.


November 26, 2007
Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has selected our web-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The GIS-based system will allow ADOT to efficiently manage and share traffic count data statewide.


October 17, 2007
After successfully implementing the Traffic Count Database System for Lee County of Florida, MS2 is working on migrating massive amount of historic count data into the system. There are more than 76,000 data files generated by permanent and periodic count stations from 2002-2006.


October 15, 2007
Ingham County Road Commission has selected Midwestern Consulting to conduct traffic count data collection for the year of 2007. The effort covers 260 locations throughout the county.


September 25, 2007
Amid a rapid growth of clients across the country, MS2 is seeking Software Engineers and Interns to join our team. More detailed information about the positions is available in "Our Team" area of ms2soft.com.


September 17, 2007
Lee County of Florida has selected our web-based Traffic Count Database System (TCDS). The GIS-based system will allow the county to efficiently manage and share traffic count data.


August 30, 2007
Traffic Count Database System has proven to be a useful tool for City of Minneapolis. "In the wake of the 35W bridge collapse, this has become a very handy tool. People who are seeing it for the first time are really impressed. Luckily, we had finished a bunch of counts in the bridge area before it fell down. That has become extremely useful for planning and detouring and adding new lanes. Pass along our thanks to all." stated Jim Dahlseid of Minneapolis Traffic & Parking Services Division.


August 16, 2007
Road Commission of Macomb County (RCMC), Michigan, has selected our web-based Traffic Signal Management System (TSMS) to manage its 1,200+ traffic signals. The GoogleMap-based system will be used to manage data such as signal hardware, timing plans, turning movement counts, approach photos, traffic control orders, etc.


August 8, 2007
Erie Regional Planning Commission (ERPC) of Ohio has selected MS2 to implement and host a web-based TCDS (Traffic Count Database System). The system will allow the MPO to efficiently manage and share traffic count data.



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TRAFFIC COUNT DATABASE SYSTEM

Designed for transportation planners and engineers

  • WEB-BASED
    Manage your traffic count data with ease. Allow agencies to share data internally or with the public instantaneously. There is virtually 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, and Diamond -- can be directly transferred to TCDS for reviewing, validating, editing, and processing.

  • 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, Gap and AADT data. Create your own custom reports to manage and analyze traffic count and location data.

  • 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 40 state DOTs, metropolitan planning organizations, county road commissions, and municiple 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 our service, you can share and thereby reduce these and related costs rather than bearing them alone, and everyone subscribed to the service benefits.
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