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Videalert Civil Traffic Enforcement


Videalert provides a future-proofed solution for civil traffic enforcement by combining ANPR technology with sophisticated video analytics.


From a single platform we can deliver: • manual attended systems • unattended automatic systems • mobile vehicle enforcement


By using a common hardware and software infrastructure, Videalert can seamlessly evolve from an attended system to cover all enforcement options and requirements.


Analogue or digital megapixel cameras can be connected via fibre, wired LAN and Wi-Fi LAN with 3G/4G WAN solutions also available.


Unattended Moving Traffic Enforcement Using innovative software capturing video from a twin camera setup, Videalert can track moving vehicles and capture number plates for the full range of moving traffic offences:


• bus lanes


• bus lanes with adjacent parking • banned turns • box junctions • stopped vehicles


Same infrastructure, multiple applications Videalert’s Digital Video Platform can be extended to provide multiple other applications: • vehicle and people counting • continuous video recording • BOFII police integration • car park entry/exit • tunnel and bridge tolling


To find out more call Tim Daniels on: 0800-612-8-612 or email tdaniels@videalert.com


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