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Archive for February, 2010

Press Release: Motorola 09 Integrated Control Head

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The APX 7500 O9 integrated control head combines the functionality of two mobile radios, a siren public address control and lightbar controller into one  powerful mission critical design.

The O9 redefines the role, function, and features of control head technology. With programmable controls, the O9 replaces several communication and warning functions into a single button press – for
safer and more efficient operation. Plus, the integrated design reduces the amount of equipment required in the vehicle, providing officers with more cabin space and easier access to all controls. The O9 is not only the next generation; it’s a complete revolution.

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SPEEDCHECK RADAR SPEED SIGNS INCREASE WORK ZONE SAFETY

 

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Speed Displays Prove Highly Effective At Slowing Traffic

During Road Projects That Put Workers And Drivers At Risk

BEAVERTON, OR – February 1, 2010 – The city of Medford, Oregon has taken a huge step toward improving the safety of their workers. Given the dangers that speeding traffic often imposes on their work crews, the city’s public works department tried using a speedcheck radar speed sign during a particularly hazardous street repair project. The positive impact that the speed display had on slowing drivers and increasing worker safety was so dramatic that the city now regularly uses speedcheck radar speed signs to increase work zone safety whenever traffic speeds are an issue.

Tad Blanton, the field operations supervisor for Medford’s Public Works first considered employing radar speed signs after attending a demonstration given by Information Display Company, a leading manufacturer of traffic display technologies. IDC then loaned Blanton a portable display for a thirty-day trial period.