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PC-Warrants for Windows
Traffic Signal Warrant Analysis Software
PC-Warrants is an easy to use software package that allows
you to perform warrant analysis for traffic signals and
multi-way stop signs. This program makes your job easier by
performing the calculations used in doing a comprehensive
warrant study.
Volume data can be imported directly from a variety of file
formats, including our PETRAPro and TRAXPro programs.
It also imports volume data from files generated by
Streeter/Peek, ITC, Numetrics, TimeMark and Mitron.
Additional data can be manually entered using intuitive
graphical interfaces. You can also generate volume data
from estimated ADTs to do warrant studies for new
development.
Traffic Signal Warrant Analysis Software
PC-Warrants is an easy to use software package that allows
you to perform warrant analysis for traffic signals and
multi-way stop signs. This program makes your job easier by
performing the calculations used in doing a comprehensive
warrant study.
Volume data can be imported directly from a variety of file
formats, including our PETRAPro and TRAXPro programs.
It also imports volume data from files generated by
Streeter/Peek, ITC, Numetrics, TimeMark and Mitron.
Additional data can be manually entered using intuitive
graphical interfaces. You can also generate volume data
from estimated ADTs to do warrant studies for new
development.
PC-Warrants supports the standards in the 2003, 2000 and 1988 editions of the Manual on Uniform Traffic
Control Devices (MUTCD). It will also read files created with its predecessor, PC-Warrants for DOS.
Control Devices (MUTCD). It will also read files created with its predecessor, PC-Warrants for DOS.
Features of PC-Warrants for Windows
Perform Traffic Signal or Multi-Way Stop Sign Studies
How the traffic at an intersection should be controlled is one of the most important decisions a
traffic engineer is faced with. PC-Warrants helps to make this decision easier by performing
some of the standard calculations needed for traffic signal or multi-way stop sign warrant
studies.
Use 2003, 2000 or 1988 MUTCD Standards
The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), published by the Federal Highway
Administration, defines the standards that should be applied when considering the installation
of a traffic signal or multi-way stop signs. PC-Warrants allows you to use the standards of the
2003, 2000 or 1988 edition.
View Warrant Summary
The Warrant Summary screen provides you with an easy to understand summary of the
details of your study. Color-coding makes it easy to see which warrants are being evaluated,
whether more data is needed for particular warrants and whether a warrant is met or not.
View Each Warrant Individually
From the Warrant Summary screen you can select to look at the data and calculations for
each warrant on an individual basis. This detailed information lets you know exactly why a
warrant was met, or not met.
Intuitive Graphical Interface for Data
The Site Data screen provides an easy way for you to input data that will be used in
evaluating warrants. The graphical depiction of the intersection allows you to be sure the
data you are entering is going in the right place.
Import Volume Data
One of the most important parts of any warrant analysis is dealing with traffic volumes. Data
can be manually entered, but the most efficient way is to import data directly from other
programs. PC-Warrants will import data directly from our PETRAPro and TRAXPro programs,
as well as a number of other file formats.
Determine Controls for Planned Intersections
How do you do a warrant study for an intersection that doesn't yet exist? PC-Warrants
answers this by allowing you to generate traffic volumes from estimated Average Daily Traffic
(ADT). You can easily create a volume profile that takes into account the fluctuation of traffic
flows throughout the day.
Comprehensive Reports
The reports available from the program provide extensive details of all areas of the data
analysis. Each warrant is listed, along with information on whether or not it was evaluated for
the study and whether the data met its criteria.
How the traffic at an intersection should be controlled is one of the most important decisions a
traffic engineer is faced with. PC-Warrants helps to make this decision easier by performing
some of the standard calculations needed for traffic signal or multi-way stop sign warrant
studies.
Use 2003, 2000 or 1988 MUTCD Standards
The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), published by the Federal Highway
Administration, defines the standards that should be applied when considering the installation
of a traffic signal or multi-way stop signs. PC-Warrants allows you to use the standards of the
2003, 2000 or 1988 edition.
View Warrant Summary
The Warrant Summary screen provides you with an easy to understand summary of the
details of your study. Color-coding makes it easy to see which warrants are being evaluated,
whether more data is needed for particular warrants and whether a warrant is met or not.
View Each Warrant Individually
From the Warrant Summary screen you can select to look at the data and calculations for
each warrant on an individual basis. This detailed information lets you know exactly why a
warrant was met, or not met.
Intuitive Graphical Interface for Data
The Site Data screen provides an easy way for you to input data that will be used in
evaluating warrants. The graphical depiction of the intersection allows you to be sure the
data you are entering is going in the right place.
Import Volume Data
One of the most important parts of any warrant analysis is dealing with traffic volumes. Data
can be manually entered, but the most efficient way is to import data directly from other
programs. PC-Warrants will import data directly from our PETRAPro and TRAXPro programs,
as well as a number of other file formats.
Determine Controls for Planned Intersections
How do you do a warrant study for an intersection that doesn't yet exist? PC-Warrants
answers this by allowing you to generate traffic volumes from estimated Average Daily Traffic
(ADT). You can easily create a volume profile that takes into account the fluctuation of traffic
flows throughout the day.
Comprehensive Reports
The reports available from the program provide extensive details of all areas of the data
analysis. Each warrant is listed, along with information on whether or not it was evaluated for
the study and whether the data met its criteria.
Minimum Computer Requirements
Windows 98 or higher OS
Pentium I or higher processor
64 MB RAM or higher
Pentium I or higher processor
64 MB RAM or higher
800 x 600 resolution, 256 colors
Mouse or other pointing device
20 MB of free space on hard drive
Mouse or other pointing device
20 MB of free space on hard drive
CD-ROM drive (installation only)
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PC-Warrants for Windows
1 to 5 Seat Site License:
PC-Warrants Installation CD and Reference Manual.
Licensed for up to five users at the same location.
1 to 5 Seat Site License:
PC-Warrants Installation CD and Reference Manual.
Licensed for up to five users at the same location.
Part #J-8004W-K
Price:$ 995.00