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The Design of an Electronic Device for Vehicle Count in Various Traffic Conditions
Nicolae FILIP1, Mircea CHIRICIUC2 and George Horea CRIȘAN3
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2142/2026.02.003
1. Dept. of Automotive Engineering and Transportation, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Cluj-Napoca 400114, Romania 2. Eng., CEREBERUS SRL Company, Cluj-Napoca 40011, Romania 3. Dept. of Automotive Engineering and Transportation, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Cluj-Napoca 400114, Romania
The authors present the work carried out for design a complete hard and soft solution for develop an electronic device able to assist the operator and count the vehicles in different traffic conditions: urban and extra urban cross lines, national roads and highroad. The important characteristics of the device are: possibility to identify 8 vehicle category, the displacement direction and the count time. The soft interface offers for the operator a lot of facilities as: large scale of data processing in Excel format, possibility to store the data in a common database. This device was used in the last year in different conditions in order to test its reliability.
data collection, traffic, road, flow, vehicle category
Nicolae FILIP, Mircea CHIRICIUC and George Horea CRIȘAN. (2026). The Design of an Electronic Device for Vehicle Count in Various Traffic Conditions, Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering 14 (2026) 67-72
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