Portable Speeding Enforcement Camera

Portable speeding enforcement cameras measure vehicle speeds and capture photographic evidence at temporary traffic enforcement positions. Traffic police and highway patrol units use these systems without permanent installation infrastructure. Officers deploy them at any road location across Pakistan’s national and provincial highway network.

Speed measurement uses Doppler radar or laser lidar technology. Radar units transmit a microwave signal at 24 GHz or 34 GHz toward traffic. Speed calculates from the Doppler frequency shift of the returned signal. Accuracy runs within plus or minus 1 km/h across speeds from 10 to 250 km/h. Laser lidar units transmit a narrow infrared pulse toward a specific target vehicle. Speed calculates from range change across multiple pulse returns over a defined time interval. Additionally, laser units offer better target selectivity in multi-lane traffic. Officers aim at one vehicle within a stream without measuring adjacent lane traffic simultaneously.

The integrated camera captures a high-resolution image at the moment of speed measurement. Vehicle license plate, speed reading, date, time, and location data overlay on the violation image automatically. Image resolution supports plate text capture at distances between 15 and 50 meters. Furthermore, infrared flash illumination on nighttime models produces readable plate images in complete darkness. No visible flash alerts the offending driver during the enforcement operation.

Data storage holds between 10,000 and 50,000 violation records per session on internal memory. USB and SD card export transfers records to traffic management and penalty processing systems. Moreover, deployment options include tripod mounting, vehicle roof bracket, and handheld operation modes. This flexibility covers highway, urban, and school zone enforcement positions without additional hardware.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies portable speeding enforcement cameras to traffic police formations, highway patrol units, and road safety agencies requiring mobile speed measurement and evidence capture capability across Pakistan’s road network.