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Reliable<br />

Axe Recog<br />

➲ Extended functionality now available with the TOPO.plus<br />

Now <strong>RTB</strong> is revealing the next secret for classifying<br />

vehicles. The new product, TOPO.plus, can measure not<br />

only the speed, length and the acoustic characteristics<br />

of vehicles. It also makes it possible to reliably recognize<br />

axles. From now on a differentiation according to 8 + 1<br />

classes and other differentiations are possible – a<br />

dimension that until now was out of reach.<br />

An optimal control of traffic flow is very important<br />

for a number of reasons. One can avoid traffic jams,<br />

reduce emissions and immissions and improve traffic<br />

safety (Key word: “Vision Zero”). The most important<br />

prerequisite is, however, an absolutely precise<br />

analysis of the existing traffic situations. Here TOPO.plus<br />

offers exceptional possibilities. It can, irregardless of<br />

class, identify vehicles with a detection rate of up to<br />

99 %.<br />

According to the TDCWS (Technical Delivery <strong>Co</strong>nditions<br />

for Way Stations) of the Federal Institute for Traffic<br />

Matters, the exact recognition of individual vehicle<br />

axles makes it possible to draw conclusions about the<br />

type of vehicle. TOPO.plus differentiates extremely well<br />

here: for example between motorcycles and small automobiles<br />

(such as the Smart) or between trucks (with and<br />

without trailers) and busses. A differentiation according<br />

to 8 + 1 vehicle classes can be done with almost no<br />

mistakes. This also applies to further differentiations<br />

based on characteristics such as placement of axles and<br />

position of motors.

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