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.

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 Jamar’s PETRAPro and TRAXPro programs, as well as a number of other file formats.

Analyze 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.