Long-term partnership: SAGE has been innovating connective data solutions for Addinsight since its first development.
Nation-wide rollout: SAGE continues to supply components required for the nationwide uptake of Addinsight and is ready to respond to expected international demand.
Product development: SAGE has developed numerous product variations such as 4G and WiFi comms, solar Bluetooth capture solutions and a School Crossings System for greater safety around schools.
Web portal interface: SAGE’s Web Portal Interface processes and displays SAGE Edge traffic data specific for each client, giving them greater ability to plan for specific projects.
Find out more about how SAGE is supporting the development of Addinsight.
“SAGE’s professionalism and ITS experience has enabled the devices to be integrated seamlessly into our ITS network. SAGE’s engineering and manufacturing capability has enabled the product development to include products like 4G comms, PoE, solar powered and static sign versions,” – James Cox, DIT.
Project snapshot: Real-time travel signage reduces peak holiday congestion
South Australia’s road authority (DIT), wanted to address the annual congestion experienced on Port Wakefield Road – the main highway to one of the state’s most popular holiday regions. With Easter long weekend fast approaching, SAGE was tasked with delivering a solution.
In this case, the solution was a series of SAGE Edge capture stations and real-time travel signs that would allow motorists to choose alternate routes based on real-time travel alerts.
The road experienced considerably less congestion than in previous years, and the new signage attracted positive road user feedback and media coverage.
“I was particularly impressed with SAGE’s efforts to deliver the Port Wakefield Rd travel time signs against extremely tight time frames and I believe we have achieved 100 per cent up-time since they were installed,” Mr Cox said.
Project snapshot: Web Portal provides route trending data for civil works

A major part of civil construction projects is in scheduling construction around peak traffic periods to minimise the impact on road users.
To address this requirement, SAGE’s Web Portal gave the Logan Expressway project team, route trending information derived from Addinsight. Data included travel time in real-time, upper limit travel time and baseline travel time. The trend data helped the project team minimise traffic congestion during work through planning and real-time analysis.
“SAGE deployed SAGE Edge for travel time management within a construction zone for the Logan Expressway Project. SAGE used the SAGE Edge APIs to extract the raw travel time data to enable the project team to understand the key project routes’ congestion issues through a web portal, ” Mr Cox said.