ALPR

Bowling Green police find quick success with cameras and software from Rekor

A mobile trailer from Jenoptik makes the ALPR system more versatile, whether for indefinite deployment in remote areas or for a better view across lanes of traffic

Gov. Phil Murphy also announced the state will use $10 million to help agencies buy automatic license plate recognition tech to combat the rise in auto thefts

These studies show that deploying speed enforcement cameras in school zones are effective and efficient ways to slow down speeders and keep kids safer

After the city installed automatic license plate readers in high-crime areas last year, the arrests were quick to follow

Gain insight into current mobile automatic license plate reader capabilities and find the solution that works for your department’s needs

Agencies can capitalize on innovations to save money and repair fractured community relationships

Start by assessing your needs and available infrastructure, then look for a vehicle recognition solution that can grow to meet new goals and challenges as they emerge

In addition to investigating crimes, vehicle data can be used to address traffic hotspots, pinpoint problem areas and even predict and prevent crashes

Rekor Systems can put vehicle intelligence in your patrol cars, on your roads, and now at your fingertips via smartphone

The potential uses of video in policing are many, but how it is used in practice? Download this free white paper to learn how agencies are using video to investigate and deter crime.

According to law enforcement, Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) data allows officers to find the needles they need in haystacks of information

Automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) have proven valuable to law enforcement for many reasons, including its role in intelligence-led policing and officer safety.