Project Description:
The Cross Israel Highway was constructed to significantly reduce traffic congestion in the Tel Aviv area. As the largest infrastructure project ever to be constructed in Israel, the Cross Israel Highway diverts traffic to the central region of the country, thus reducing vehicle density and pollution in the greater Tel Aviv region. The new highway is faster and more convenient than any existing road in Israel and offers the country’s inhabitants of the North and South areas quicker access to the central region.

Transdyn designed, built, and supports the Traffic Management System (TMS) for the $1.1 billion, all-electronic Cross Israel Highway. Managed by Transdyn’s DYNAC ATMS (Advanced Traffic Management System) software, the system is integrated with Raytheon’s open road electronic tolling software to form a unified Electronic Toll and TMS to manage traffic and collect tolls. TMS allows operators in the Highway Operations and Management Center (HOMC) to provide highway surveillance, real-time traffic monitoring, incident and congestion detection, incident management, ramp monitoring, generate reports and disseminate motorist advisory information. The TMS also provides traffic control at signalized interchanges that are integrated with the system.