With the introduction of CA Traffic’s Black Cat radar sensor, I truly believe we have finally eliminated the need for road tubes! The following comparison study provides evidence to that end. For this study, I set up a pneumatic tube study concurrently with a Black Cat radar study. Here are the results: Admirals Rd comparison study, Volume As you can see,...

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The Appian Way is excited to announce the newest addition to our inventory of radar sensors: the Black Cat Radar Recorder! This sensor is manufactured by CA Traffic and designed to replace their Radar Recorder. As with the previous Radar Recorder, this new Black Cat records traffic in two lanes. However, it’s greatest advantage over the previous model is...

This past fall was another busy season for The Appian Way. In our quest to use innovative equipment that is superior in both effectiveness and convenience , we found the Houston Crossfire radar sensor to be particularly useful. This is a truly innovative device! As you may have read here, the Crossfire is comparable to road tubes in accuracy. For convenience...

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I am very excited to introduce our latest sensor; the Houston Radar Crossfire! As you can see, this is a true side-fire device. It records traffic from a height, thus eliminating the concern for occlusion. This system is nothing less than revolutionary, as it provides a cost effective way to accurately survey high volume roadways. Preliminary tests are proving...