The county assures residents that the program prioritizes their safety, and any concerns or questions will be addressed promptly. The collected data will inform future county highway projects, reflecting the county's commitment to road safety and reducing traffic incidents.įor more information about the SmartSign program, residents can visit the Cass County website or contact the Cass County Highway Department.
This method will help the county identify high-risk locations and take measures to improve road safety. The system uses infrared sensor technology to anonymously collect information and alert drivers to unsafe behaviors. Cass County officials assure that no personal vehicle information will be collected. However, behavior detectors will function all year, collecting data on driving behavior and traffic volume. The SmartSign will operate from spring to fall due to weather conditions. The North Dakota Department of Transportation’s Highway Safety Plan provided federal grant funding for this program, with the goal of achieving Vision Zero. This system, a driver feedback sign, alerts drivers to unsafe behaviors like speeding and distracted driving in real time.
Cass County will launch the SmartSign driver behavior program next week.
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