Conversations about Connected Work Zones

2021 is behind us. Road equipment is in the shop preparing for 2022. The trade show season is starting, and it is the time of year for conversations and planning. For me, the end of the season has brought on one conversation after another where agency folks and contractors have asked ‘where should they start with connecting work zones?’

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iCone’s Internet of RoadWorkTM and Skip-Line announce its international expansion of Digital Notification of Pavement Marking Operations.

iCone Products LLC announces today that their continued partnership with Skip-Line LLC (Skip-Line), a premier manufacturer and data platform providing pavement marking controls, has expanded internationally to continue providing awareness of real-time roadmarking operations by digitally connecting this information to navigation systems.

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What You Need to Know About Connected Work Zones

We are currently in the middle of the construction season, and everybody is busy. Many contractors are beginning to hear about “Smart Work Zones” and new compliance requirements for “Connected” traffic control equipment in the work zones. From connected arrow boards, trucks, cones, and more, there’s a lot to take in. Why are we doing this? What does it all mean? What do we need to do? How much is this going to cost? What are my options? How fast is this going to happen?

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TRAFCON Arrow Boards Now Plug & Play with iCone’s ConnectedTech Products

iCone’s Arrow Board Kit is now able to easily affix and connect with any TRAFCON Arrow Board, through an integrated power harness that allows for connectivity through a seamless plug & play system. iCone’s ConnectedTech devices connect road work equipment to the IoR - Internet of RoadWork™, reducing fatalities and injuries for workers and motorists while assisting system managers in creating smarter logistics and navigation.

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Smart Work Zones Reduce Congestion & Improve Safety

Given the proven efficacy of Waycare's Al. platform. the RTC is engaging in a first-of-its-kind effort to reduce traffic congestion and improve safety in and around road construction. The agency is testing various technologies, such as Nexar. and HAAS Alert, to detect work zones in real time. This allows them to broadcast the location of static barricade equipment—including cones, barrels, and signs—as well as construction vehicles and workers.

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