Monitoring the Indiana Toll Raod

[wv_mountaineer]

Does anyone monitor the toll road from east to west with a GPS? If so do you have all the frequencies in a file or list for all possible control channels and their talk groups for the SAFE-T system. Anyone with this info could you please post it and maybe even it should be made as a sticky as I am sure that this is a common question. If not my bad. I just travel the toll road daily from side to side and while I am waiting for my 396xt to be shipped to me I am trying to get all of my duckies in a line so I am somewhat ready with what I want to program in it.

Scott
Farrell, Pa.

[nsrailfan6130]

Originally Posted by wv_mountaineer

Does anyone monitor the toll road from east to west with a GPS? If so do you have all the frequencies in a file or list for all possible control channels and their talk groups for the SAFE-T system. Anyone with this info could you please post it and maybe even it should be made as a sticky as I am sure that this is a common question. If not my bad. I just travel the toll road daily from side to side and while I am waiting for my 396xt to be shipped to me I am trying to get all of my duckies in a line so I am somewhat ready with what I want to program in it.

Scott
Farrell, Pa.

Scott,

Not sure what you would need the GPS for, but, with regards to the I-SAFE-T system, check the Indiana DB and it will give you the info you are looking for. Hope this helps.

[GTO_04]

ISP toll road district is on SAFE-T. You will want to enter the frequencies for the towers that cover the counties the toll road passes through.

You will want to enter the TGs for District 21. They updated the database to show which districts cover which counties, along with the locations of each post. So it is easier now to determine which TGs that you need.

There is map at the top of the SAFE-T page showing all the tower locations.

GTO_04

[SQP]

BTW: is the VHF repeater(154.755) still operational?? Thanks MRS