Communication Solutions for Highways

Key Features & Capabilities

• Network Help Terminals: Network help terminals are strategically set up on highways to facilitate drivers and passengers to ask for help with one click when they have difficulties, providing immediate access to emergency assistance and support services.
• Toll Station Intercommunication: Toll stations can call each other and talk to each other seamlessly. When the management center calls, the management center takes priority and the mutual intercom will be interrupted, with forced call capabilities available for emergency situations.
• High-Speed Monitoring Linkage: IP broadcast terminals are installed along the road infrastructure. When illegal parking or accidents are discovered, information can be released to the accident point through the monitoring center to organize and divert vehicles effectively.
• Simple System Structure: The system structure is simple and networking is convenient. Just connect the equipment to the computer network to form a powerful digital communication system that integrates multiple functionalities seamlessly.
• Multiple Networks Integration: The system can realize computer network, emergency help, background music, video surveillance, and public broadcasting multiple networks in one unified infrastructure, maximizing efficiency and reducing complexity.
• Digital Ethernet Transmission: Advanced IP intercom broadcasting system utilizes digital transmission of Ethernet with no interference and no attenuation, ensuring crystal-clear communication across all highway segments.
• Unified Network Utilization: Full utilization of the unified internal communication network of road sections to realize main control of intercom, broadcast and alarm systems for various departments and operational areas.
• Fiber Resource Optimization: Digital transmission design that does not occupy valuable main fiber resources alone, optimizing infrastructure usage and reducing operational costs.
• Flexible Network Extension: For toll booths without direct Ethernet access, simple network extension from stations to toll booths ensures comprehensive coverage without major infrastructure changes.
• Emergency Response Integration: Integrated emergency response capabilities with priority communication channels and automatic alert systems for rapid incident management and traffic control.
• Traffic Management Integration: Seamless integration with traffic management systems for real-time traffic monitoring, incident detection, and automated response coordination.
• Weather-Resistant Design: All communication equipment designed to withstand harsh outdoor conditions including extreme temperatures, moisture, and environmental challenges typical of highway installations.
• Scalable Infrastructure: Modular system design that can be scaled to accommodate highways of various lengths and complexity, from local roads to major interstate highway systems.
• Real-Time Information Dissemination: Capability to broadcast real-time traffic information, weather alerts, and emergency notifications to drivers and passengers along the highway corridor.
• Centralized Management: Comprehensive centralized management system allowing highway operators to monitor and control all communication systems from a single control center interface.