Ankara Traffic Control Centre and Adaptive Signals

EGO operates a traffic control centre that monitors Ankara's signalised junctions, receives fault reports automatically and can adjust pedestrian and vehicle timings remotely. Beneath it sit loop detectors running semi-adaptive, fully adaptive and dynamic control, green-wave coordination along main arteries, traffic cameras, variable message signs and bluetooth sensors used for travel-time estimates. The dating is the problem: the most recent inventory the municipality or press has published is from 2018 — 545 of 864 signalised junctions reporting faults to the centre, loop detectors at 50 junctions (16 semi-adaptive, 28 fully adaptive, 6 dynamic), green wave on 21 arteries and 105 junctions, and 4 junctions under the Dinamik Kavşak Kontrol Sistemi. A 2016 municipal account gives 817 junctions with 457 centrally controlled, 32 loop-detector junctions, 158 cameras at 65 locations, 49 variable message signs and acoustic pedestrian signals at 215 junctions. No comparable figures published since 2018 could be found.