TMCSEvery sign, camera, sensor and call box on one console.
Watch the road, act in seconds and keep travellers informed, from one control room.
Made for highway concessionaires, their control rooms and field teams.
Many screens. One road.
Each roadside system arrives with its own screen. Incidents are found late, and reporting to LLM is done by hand.
One console
Signs, cameras, sensors and call boxes on one screen, instead of one screen each.
Seconds, not minutes
Sensors find stopped traffic; the operator sees it, sets the sign and turns the camera.
Two centres
Each region runs its own centre and backs up the other.
Every device, one link to the control room.
Tap a number, or let the demo play through each part of the system.
- 1VMS signs send and check every message
- 2CCTV live, steerable, in the browser
- 3Incident detection sensors spot stopped traffic
- 4Emergency phones calls straight to the operator
- 5Traveller information rest-area kiosks and boards
- 6Toll plaza fare planner and toll data
- 7Communication tower the regional link
- 8Control centre one console, one event feed
One console, and more
VMS signs
Send and check messages on every sign
Live CCTV
Watch and steer cameras in the browser
Incident detection
Sensors spot stopped traffic for you
Emergency phones
Call-box calls go straight to the operator
Traveller information
Rest-area kiosks and signage, always current
LLM reporting
Required data sent automatically
Frequently asked questions
What is TMCS?
TMCS (Traffic Monitoring and Control System) is OSPIT's supervisory platform for tolled highways. It brings variable message signs, CCTV cameras, vehicle incident detection sensors and emergency telephones onto one operator console, runs rest-area kiosks and signage, and handles incidents and field reports.
Does TMCS report to Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia (LLM)?
Yes. TMCS submits the required statutory data to LLM automatically, through permanent links to LLM's systems.
What happens if a control centre goes down?
Each region runs its own TMCS centre and keeps a live standby copy of the other region. Operators can take over the other region through a scripted, operator-led procedure.
Who uses TMCS?
Control-room operators, supervisors, emergency response field teams with a phone app, and travellers through rest-area kiosks, signage and a public toll fare planner.
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