States typically refer to the traffic enforcement camera as the red-light camera, Safe-T-Cam, road rule camera, photo radar, road safety camera, bus lane camera or speed camera. This camera is typically placed beside or above a road. It can also be positioned in an enforcement car to monitor a wide variety of offences such as:
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What is Real Time Traffic Information?
Every driver has experienced the hectic feeling of getting stuck in a traffic jam. Unfortunately, these sudden stops are rapidly increasing due to the overcrowding of vehicles on the roads. Real-time traffic information is essential in that it helps improve the suggested route on the current event, saves time, and reduces driver’s stress. Based on
READ MOREHow Do Speed Cameras Work?
Speeding is a leading cause of traffic accidents, and local authorities typically install speed cameras as part of their automated enforcement efforts to prevent this common traffic offense, and ultimately save lives. These cameras work by recording vehicles’ speed using radar technology and taking photographs of cars that exceed threshold limits. The first versions of
READ MOREWhat are Traffic Detection Devices?
At its core, this term refers to a device that can detect the presence or movement of vehicles. The device then relays the information that will help the traffic management team to handle various essential tasks. These can include signal control, ramp control, incident evaluation, and information accumulation on vehicle traffic. Plus, they are also
READ MOREWork Zone Cameras
What Function Do Work Zone Cameras Fulfill? Work zone camera systems are used primarily as a means to control vehicle speed through work zones and other areas that need special attention paid to vehicle speeds. These work zone cameras can be incorporated in overall Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) to help raise safety and lower accident
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