The phrase "a traffic center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or location that manages and monitors traffic flow, often in the context of transportation or urban planning.
Example: "The city has invested in a new traffic center to improve the efficiency of its transportation system."
Alternatives: "traffic management center" or "traffic control center".
Like other major cities, Moscow has a traffic center, with banks of large monitors showing many of the city's intersections.
Cairo's Tahrir Square, where Egyptians gathered to demand the end of the Mubarak regime, was and remains a traffic center also.
If people report a problem with one of these non-networked signals, a traffic center engineer will go out and adjust it manually.
The buzz of a radio stream coming in from police officers on traffic patrols is interrupted several times an hour by the shrill ring of a telephone as one of the several hundred officers or a traffic center official calls in to report a problem in the field.
Last October, the FAA decided to consolidate the TRACONs into a new $114-million 114-millionaffic centeregionalamar Naval Air Strafficnear San Diego.
How does an engineer at the traffic center tell traffic lights miles away what color lights to flash, and for how long?
The biggest port of legal entry into Arizona's Tucson sector, Nogales is also a drug-trafficking center and a hub for human smugglers.
A series of complex algorithms and analytics make up the software tool that I.B.M. has engineered to instantly interpret the millions of bits of data that flow into a traffic management center in Woodbridge, N.J.
It is already developing a traffic data center in Berlin; 15 other European sites are on the way.
Founded in 1992, GQY provided a screen for a traffic control center at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing that was said to be the world's largest.
Variable speed limit systems consist of variable message signs placed on gantries along the freeway and connected to a traffic control center.
