| Côtes d’Armor receives its first beacons |
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| Written by neavia | |
| Sunday, 31 August 2008 | |
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The first beacons of the RD767 project have been installed and are now submitted to a comprehensive set of tests. This project will provide the road users with real time information regarding incidents, ghost drivers, and traffic. It covers a section of 28km of speedway linking Guingamp and Lannion. The system will include 17 Variable Message Signs and 54 beacons. All devices will be solar panel power feeded and will communicate by radio.  |
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