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Traffic violation detection and fine ticketing system is one of the most important parts of ISS comprehensive integrated SecurOS ITS solution. To solve these problems, ISS has a special integrated solution—SecurOS TrafficScanner.
Figure 3. ITS traffic violation detection and processing
Note: Traffic violation detection and fine ticketing systems are government-regulated and require local certification. The implementation of these solutions should be carried out according to a special business process in compliance with local regulations and in consultation with ISS expert teams.
The following are the key features of the SecurOS TrafficScanner solution:
The following types of traffic violations can be detected:
Figure 4. Traffic violation detections
SecurOS Crossroad is an edge-to-edge solution for traffic violations detection. It combines custom ruggedized hardware components and software for high precision detection and automatic license plate recognition (ANPR).
The solution is supplied with weatherproof processing units, environmentally protected ready-to-mount cases, and complementary illumination. The crossroad system is designed to monitor multiple vehicles and pedestrian behavior at crossroads or in potentially dangerous streets and automatically detect suspected traffic law violations.
SecurOS Crossroad automatically detects a wide range of traffic violations at crossroads including a violation for failure to give way to pedestrians at zebra crosswalks.
Figure 5. Crossroads violations
Figure 6. Crossroads traffic violation detections
Figure 7. Crossroads traffic violation detections
The primary advantages to the introduction of video monitoring system for traffic offenses are:
SecurOS Crossroad provides a highly accurate evaluation of the traffic situation and minimizes the number of undetected violations or false detection events.
SecurOS Crossroad algorithms assess the vehicle paths, vehicle speed changes, movement of pedestrians, and possible obstacles in the frame/scene, such as weather-related events like foliage or snow. Configuring separate violation detection scenarios for each individual system is supported.
Detection of traffic violations ends with the formation of a special packet of violations and is transferred to the fine ticketing processing system. Fine ticketing processing is an external system, which is under the control of the city transport authority.
The fine ticketing processing system generates the tickets in paper and electronic form and notifies the violator of the violation.
Figure 8. Traffic violation processing and fine generation