About: Selective vehicle detection

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Selective vehicle detection is, or was, the name of a bus priority system used by London Buses to allow traffic signals to selectively favour buses' movement through intersection by changing and timings as buses approach. As of 2011, a new bus location system, , was in the process of being commissioned.

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  • Selective vehicle detection is, or was, the name of a bus priority system used by London Buses to allow traffic signals to selectively favour buses' movement through intersection by changing and timings as buses approach. As of 2007, the system worked using 'bus detectors' mounted on lampposts and similar posts by the side of the road, which detect transmission made by transmitters aboard buses, developed as part of Transport for London's bus tracking system. TfL was, at that time, considering whether to use newer, GPS-based, bus location systems to supplant the existing beacon-based infrastructure. As of 2011, a new bus location system, , was in the process of being commissioned. (en)
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  • Selective vehicle detection is, or was, the name of a bus priority system used by London Buses to allow traffic signals to selectively favour buses' movement through intersection by changing and timings as buses approach. As of 2011, a new bus location system, , was in the process of being commissioned. (en)
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  • Selective vehicle detection (en)
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