RegioLab Delft is a traffic laboratory with many participating organizations. Road authorities (the Netherlands Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management the province of Zuidholland, municipality of Delft), representatives of the traffic industry (Siemens and Vialis) and research and educational institutes (the Test center for traffic systems of the Ministry of Transport, CONNEKT, Research school TRAIL and the Delft University of Technology) work together. The RegioLab Delft aims to collect traffic data from the region of Delft, to analyze the data and to integrate the information. Existing detection equipment, such as the motorway loop detection system Monica of the Ministry and loop detection at controlled intersections in Delft, are extended with new and sometimes experimental means to detect traffic. Based on these means of detection it will possible to recognize traffic patterns, to find origin destination relations, to measure road user's reaction on dynamic traffic measurements, and to measure and predict travel times.
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