curs. Evidence of violations, including high-definition video and high-resolution images, is securely sent to a central server at Redflex where it undergoes a triple verification process and then is sent to local law enforcement to determine if a citation is warranted. Te company says no upfront capital is required. Te program is fully funded by violations. Currently, 10 states permit the use of automated enforcement on school bus stop arms to help protect children.
ROSCO VISION SYSTEMS Dual-Vision XC Camera
www.roscovision.com With two cameras in a single enclosure for both interior and exterior viewing, the Dual-Vision XC
is designed to assist transportation directors monitor school bus drivers and capture their driving behavior. It also helps drivers with real-time driver feedback as well as complying with federal law that bans all commercial drivers from using hand-held devices while driving. The Dual-Vision XC’s compact design means a smaller windshield footprint, yet the camera
offers sharper video and audio, according to the company, and more than 160 hours of con- tinuous video recording capability. If a predetermined speed limit and/or G-force settings are exceeded, the Dual-Vision XC notifies the driver with an audible chime or “alert” to reinforce safe driving habits. Other features include integrated GPS tracking, infrared LEDs for night recording and a timer for 24-hour vehicle surveillance.
SAFEHAVEN BY NEW HAVEN Quick-Secure Retractable Tie Down
www.safehaven-usa.com/quick_secure.htm Te Quick-Secure product line of wheelchair securement kits and straps, which is now exclu-
sively distributed through Safe Haven by New Haven, includes a redesigned all-aluminum housing retractable tie-down. Te Quick Secure retractable tie-down has been around for 44 years and has helped protect thousands of wheelchair-bound passengers. Te product line includes three dif- ferent four-strap securement kits and replacement straps for each kit. Te kits include mounting hardware for alignment when installing floor anchorage.
247 SECURITY TouchDown Wireless Video Management Solution
www.247securityinc.com Tis fleet video and data management system provides video, GPS and G-Force recording
information through the TouchDown Video Command Center, a centralized interface that trans- portation managers can access across a school district or contractor operation. Features include high-speed wireless video and data transferring and pre-defined settings to flag any video clips for automatic downloading onto the server or on-demand settings by user-specific criteria. Users can also view specific events mapped to a route and geographic area and assess their drivers’ habits by analyzing video along with G-Forces during starts, stops, sharp turns, etc. System settings such as video frame rates can be made directly from the Command Center versus on the bus.
SEON MOBILE SURVEILLANCE vMax Live Plus
www.seon.com Tis web-based system combines GPS and video with real-time reporting, providing an on-
demand, map-based view of the location of a bus fleet. When it’s integrated with the mobile surveillance system, it also monitors the working status of the camera system. Te system provides a live map view to track the location and movement of each school bus as
well as historical data on the activity of each bus in detail (stops, excessive idling and speeding). It also provides advanced fleet performance reports to help identify behaviors that waste fuel, as well as Live Snapshot, an exclusive feature that enables users to view images of the bus interior in real-time. Operators can purchase a number of Live Snapshot credits they can use on any bus in the fleet. Paying for credits avoids having to pay for a monthly data plan required for live streaming on every vehicle.
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