PROVIDENCE — Nestor Traffic Systems, an affiliate of Nestor, Inc., has been awarded a three-year contract from the City Council of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. for the company’s Crossing Guard video-based automated red light enforcement system.
Crossing Guard records and saves images of vehicles when they violate traffic signals at intersections. In addition, it sends a signal to opposing traffic to briefly extend red lights during such violations. The product is also capable of recording close-up color images of front and rear license plates and the driver.
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Due to the nature of the services Nestor Traffic Systems provides, the company will be paid a percentage of each ticket the city issues for red light violations, Nestor spokeswoman Carolyn Beaudry told PBN.com. A ticket for a red light violation is $271, and Nestor will receive $94 for each ticket issued, she said.
