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Freeway signs to display travel times

Orange County motorists will soon see the happiness – and the pain – that awaits them.

Freeway signs will tell them how long the drive to key interchanges will take, relying on a system of 5,500 sensors already embedded in lanes and a computer to provide real-time information.

As early as late September, message signs will provide travel times on six signs, with three or so on the Santa Ana (I-5) and San Diego freeways.

A couple of weeks later the program will go countywide with 12 to 20 signs. At most, the information will be five minutes behind the actual traffic flow.

James Pinheiro, a deputy district director for the California Department of Transportation, said the real-time signs are meant to put people at ease and let them take a less congested route.

"If they (drivers) know what to expect, I think it eases their minds a bit," Pinheiro said.

Caltrans officials expect motorists gazing at the travel-time signs to create some congestion at first.

The state agency has 50 message signs in the county for Amber and incident alerts, which will still appear when needed on the travel-time signs. But Caltrans figures using more than 20 travel-time signs would be too distracting.

The sensors have been used for years to let transportation officials and the public, via the Web, tell how fast traffic is.
PUBLICATION: www.ocregister.com

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