In July, the city of Creswell installed two, new TC-400 Radarsigns that were purchased with grant monies through the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST). The portable, battery-operated signs were moved at the beginning of September to new locations within the school zones as police prep for back-to-school congestion.
Radarsign News Releases
Women’s Philanthropic Group Brings Radarsign to the Streets of Parker, Texas
When you combine the beauty and freedom of the open country in Parker, Texas, with the autopilot drive of commuter residents, the sum is a speeding problem. While searching for a solution to the city’s speeding problem, Captain Price landed on radar speed signs. Little did he know that a local philanthropic women’s group was looking for an opportunity to give back to the community through the city’s police department.
Speeding, Distracted Driving and Radar Speed Signs: The Science that Connects Them
White Paper from Radarsign Illustrates How Radar Speed Signs Can Combat Risky Driver Behaviors Distracted driving is one of the top reasons why drivers speed. Yet, the relationship between driver speed and driver distraction—and the science that connects the two risky behaviors—is often overlooked. To bridge the gap, Radarsign—the manufacturer of the world’s first armored […]
Radarsign Releases TC-600 Demonstration Video
Video compares and contrasts the power and dependability of Radarsign’s MUTCD-compliant, full-matrix TC-600 with other brands of radar speed signs MARIETTA, Ga., August 13 , 2018—When municipalities and law enforcement agencies decide to invest in radar speed signs for traffic calming, they are often required to document their due diligence in investigating all the options. […]
Radarsign in the News: The Creswell Chronicle Reports
Lane County Sheriff’s Office Welcomes Two TC-400 Radar Speed Signs from Radarsign MARIETTA, Ga., August 8, 2018—In Eugene, Oregon, the Lane County Sheriff’s office is celebrating the arrival of two new radar speed signs from Radarsign®, the manufacturer of the world’s first armored radar speed sign. The arrival of the new traffic calming solution was […]
Radarsign Named to GovCIO Magazine’s Top 10 Law Enforcement Solution Providers of 2018
Radarsign, the manufacturer of the world’s first armored driver feedback signs, has been named by GovCIO Outlook as one of the Top 10 Law Enforcement Solution Providers of 2018. Government CIO Outlook is a technology magazine based in Fremont, California, that focuses on the trends, challenges and opportunities that help CIOs deliver efficient technology services that enable smart government.
Radarsign Releases White Paper for U.S. Mayors: “Speeding on Mainstreet: Best Practices for Traffic Calming in Small Towns”
New white paper profiles the traffic calming efforts in four different communities, the speeding problems they faced, the community’s need, and the reason these mayors chose Radarsign.
Radarsign in the News: Donation of Two Radar Speed Signs Honors the Work of Cobb County Crossing Guard Killed in the Line of Duty
In November 2017, Edna Umeh—a crossing guard at Lindley Middle School in Cobb County—was killed in the line of duty by a speeding driver. Her death galvanized the community and sparked county-wide changes to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
New White Paper from Radarsign Documents the New “Must Have” for Municipalities
MARIETTA, Ga., Feb. 6, 2018—The reputation of Radarsign® Brand Radar Speed Signs among municipalities can be measured, in part, by repeat customers and high-quantity installations. Radarsign—the manufacturer of the world’s first armored driver feedback sign—offers a robust line of radar speed signs that solve traffic calming needs for multiple environments with diverse circumstances. As a […]
Radarsign Releases “The Reference Guide to Grant Funding for Radar Speed Signs”
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is calling for renewed attention to the problem of speeding. Communities across the country are responding to this call to action, often looking to incorporate radar speed signs into their traffic calming plans.