Speed Enforcement Solutions

SPEEDING...IT’S A REALLY BIG PROBLEM.

IIHS Study
According to the IIHS, in 2011, a total of 9,944 deaths, or nearly onethird of all motor vehicle fatalities, occurred in speed-related crashes. Speed enforcement cameras, like the T-Series from Gatso, can save lives.

HOW IT WORKS


The T-Series camera takes highly detailed still images and video of vehicles violating the posted speed limit.
Violations are captured regardless of whether the vehicle is approaching the speed camera or receding from it and only one camera is required to enforce multiple lanes of traffic.
Speed on green | Over-the-road enforcement | Mobile speed vehicles |
Databar in Detail
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The violating vehicle entering image frame |
Here, the violating vehicle is advanced in image frame, indicating movement |
The violating vehicle’s license plate, zoomed and cropped. |
THE GATSO DIFFERENCE


The T-Series camera platform was designed specifically for traffic enforcement, period. Some solutions make use of off-the-shelf cameras from Nikon or Canon, for example, but with almost 60 years of serious enforcement experience – purpose-built is the only answer for Gatso.
The Importance of Lens and Shutter Technology for Speed Enforcement
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The Global ShutterImage capturing is done utilizing an electronic global shutter as opposed to, for example, a rolling shutter. This technology leads to a minimum deformation of the image captured. The electronic shutter in combination with the extremely light-sensitive sensor also reduces the motion blur. |
Lens TechnologyLenses utilized by the T-Series camera platform are of the highest quality – they are sharp from edge to edge and extremely fast. The electronic global shutter speed is programmed >.001 second, which easily freezes motion of the fastest speeding vehicle. Most other vendors’ cameras use outdated mechanical shutters not designed for the high-volume, high-stress work of 24/7 photo enforcement. Over time, mechanical shutters begin to wear and the cameras can become prone to missing violations. |
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