Vehicle Lane Estimation

The Vehicle Lane Estimation solution is a useful tool that, among other use-cases, helps drivers by estimating their position in real-time. This makes sure they don’t get into an accident while driving or parking their car. These tools provides with live updates on how close an unfamiliar vehicle is to your vehicle, which can be very important in case of a crash or near-miss situations.

What is Vehicle Lane Estimation?

Vehicle lane estimation is a process of estimating the number of vehicles in a particular lane. This information can be used for traffic management, safety and road network planning.

Vehicle Lane Estimation Solutions are used in many different situations. They are most commonly used in urban areas where there are large numbers of vehicles travelling over short distances, such as during rush hour or when roadworks occur.

The system uses a set of algorithms that evaluate how well each vehicle fits into its lane at any given moment. It then calculates how vehicles will move around other vehicles that are not as tightly aligned with their lanes — giving you an estimate of how many cars will be near your vehicle when it passes through the intersection.

Use Cases

  • To Improve Traffic Management

  • For Safety Reasons

  • To Plan Road Networks

  • To Improve the Efficiency of Traffic Control

  • For Self-driving Cars

Key Features of Vehicle Lane Estimation

  • Pavement Condition Estimation

  • Lane Condition Estimation

  • Lane Width and Condition Estimation

  • Lane estimation with moving objects (cars, pedestrians, etc.).

  • Lane detection (car, truck or bicycle) in front of the vehicle.

  • An alarm to notify if the vehicle is about to hit an object.

Benefits of using a Group Detection solution

  • The software can be used to provide accurate and timely estimates at a much faster pace than manual methods.

  • The solution saves money on fuel, repair bills and insurance rates as well as reduces emissions from vehicles when they are not in use.

  • It can help reduce traffic congestion by providing additional lanes at busy times or during peak hours or days of the week, particularly if there are fewer cars on the road at those times than there would be otherwise.

Potential Industries for the People Counting solution

  • Traffic Control Departments

  • Parking Spaces

  • Schools, Colleges, and Education Department.

  • Highways Control Departments

  • Automotive Industry

  • Fleet Management Industry