Traffic Management Advisory Radio Systems


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ITS6000 Highway Advisory Radio System	RoadRunnR Portable Highway Advisory Radio System	RadioSTAT Portable Advisory Radio Station

ITS6000 Highway Advisory Radio products are designed to complement an ITS implementation. Two models are available: Model 6010 is controlled by conventional telephone tone and voice. Model 6020 is IP based with networked SignalcastIP control software. Both models include 4-day battery backup. Options include power loss notification module, GPS frequency stabilization, several antenna mounting styles. A Vertical Profile Antenna System is available to minimize the installation area required and discourage vandalism. Flashing Advisory Signs may be controlled as part of the ITS6000 system manually or via Signalcast^IP software. Customization to a state’s needs are accommodated within the design of ITS6000 systems.	This premier product puts advisory radio on the road. Totally wireless, powered via solar power and controlled by digital cellphone, RoadRunnR throws a full 25-75 square mile signal (3-5 mile radius) right to the motorists that need to hear it. Weather and federal emergency messages are broadcast automatically as issued. Use RoadRunnR to advise motorists encountering floods, forest fire, mudslides, storm damage. Direct hurricane evacuation. Special FCC licensing allows both fixed and territorial licenses. A RoadRunnR purchase includes AC charging, free delivery, training, FCC licensing service and remote technical support for the life of the product at no extra charge. Options include: paint color, hitch and light styles, multiple frequencies, portable signs and more.	RadioSTAT is a ready-to-go radio station in a high-impact weather-resistant case that includes a quick-erect antenna system and audio management software. The entire package weighs 65 pounds and may be transported quickly from place to place as needed. One person can set up RadioSTAT in 10 minutes. Public health and safety officials use RadioSTAT as the primary means of disseminating information to citizens during and after natural disasters, health emergencies, HAZMAT incidents and manmade situations. Listeners pick up the radio signal on vehicle radios, while portable FASTrack road signs tell them which frequencies to tune to. Each RadioSTAT station covers a 25-75 square-mile area (3-5 mile radius range). ISS provides technical support and prerecorded messages by professional announcers.