Orange Traffic - Optimize fluidity and safety on the road

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Signage for no right/left turn in the city of Toronto

With the growing amount of traffic, the road network has become cluttered with signage that drivers, pedestrians and cyclists must be extra vigilant to read and understand.

Facts &
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In 2018, 80% of Montreal’s traffic control cabinets will be Orange Traffic Techno-Hybrid units.

Orange Traffic has installed over 10,000 traffic control cabinets on Canada’s road network.

There are over 20,000 Orange Traffic LED traffic signs on Canadian roads.

Orange Traffic is Canada’s largest manufacturer of LED traffic signs.

100% of lane control signs in operation in Quebec are made by Orange Traffic.

Roger Fugère

President

Roger has an entrepreneur’s soul and loves to compare business to sports, which he believes require the same amount of drive to overcome the challenges that arise. Since the acquisition of Orange Traffic in 2012, he has been rallying his team to develop solutions that have a positive impact on traffic flow and road safety in cities and municipalities.

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Philippe Fugère

Brand Ambassador

When you spend time with Philippe Fugère, you can’t help but find his enthusiasm contagious. He’s very proud of making people’s everyday lives easier through the implementation of adapted solutions. Every day, his focus is on developing the business to make it an industry benchmark.

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Pierre Fiset

Senior Technician

Pierre Fiset is renowned in the ITS industry. He is recognized across Canada for his expertise and technical knowledge. He enjoys sharing his knowledge within our team as well as with his clients.

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6 September 2023 - News

Optimizing Traffic Flows: An In-Depth Analysis of Reversible Lanes (Flex Lanes)

Reversible lanes, also known as ” Flex Lanes “, represent a remarkable innovation in traffic flow management. The flexible lane offers the possibility to increase the capacity of the traffic flow going in a specific direction during peak hours. What sets this concept apart is its ability to improve traffic flow without the need for […]

17 February 2023 - Case studies

Fluidity and Safety First – Modernization of the Canton Viaduct in Baltimore, Maryland

In dire need of renewal due to a structure rendered deficient by the deterioration of concrete piers and rusty seals, the Canton viaduct in Baltimore received a complete makeover with the replacement of its 3,200-foot-long bridge. This project led by the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA), a public agency ensuring the proper functioning of bridges and […]