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You are here: Home / Press / Business / Redflex Traffic Systems Launches Mobile App Informing Drivers of Fixed Photo Enforcement Locations

Redflex Traffic Systems Launches Mobile App Informing Drivers of Fixed Photo Enforcement Locations

March 11, 2015 By LBSzone

Redflex Locator App developed to promote cautious driving, educate drivers about high-risk intersections and roadways

PHOENIX–Redflex Traffic Systems®, Inc., a leading provider of road safety technology throughout North America, launched a mobile app this month informing drivers of fixed red-light, rail and speed-camera locations.

“Photo enforcement programs work – every day drivers make it home from work safely because of an accident that didn’t happen. The goal of our programs is to modify driver behavior. We hope the Redflex Locator App is one step in that direction.”

Available for iOS, Redflex Locator App identifies approximately 900 intersections and roadways with fixed camera systems in 18 states utilizing the technology to combat dangerous driving.

“Redflex Traffic Systems is a road safety company focused on reducing accidents and saving lives. Our goal with the Redflex Locator App is to alert drivers where photo enforcement systems exist and encourage them to drive safely,” said James Saunders, president and CEO of Redflex. “Photo enforcement programs work – every day drivers make it home from work safely because of an accident that didn’t happen. The goal of our programs is to modify driver behavior. We hope the Redflex Locator App is one step in that direction.”

Upon registering, users can view safety camera locations by simply selecting the state and city. A map populates with pins identifying fixed red-light cameras, speed cameras, systems combining red-light and speed detection, and systems at railroad crossings. The locations will be updated on a monthly basis.

The initial version of Redflex Locator App is free and can be downloaded from the Apple Store. The Redflex development team is currently working on a second version of the app with GPS functionality, automated updates, push notifications and audio alerts of photo enforcement locations.

REDFLEXred®, Redflex’s red-light camera system, is designed to detect and deter drivers from running red lights. The system is triggered to captures data of a vehicle if it progresses through an intersection after the signal turns red.

REDFLEXspeed® monitors the speed of passing traffic. The system records data if a vehicle travels faster than the threshold speed.

REDFLEXrail® is specifically designed for railroads, utilizing state-of-the-art technology to enhance safety and security at high-risk crossings.

If a safety camera detects a potential violation, the data – including still images and video – undergoes a three-step review process, conducted by three different reviewers, and is placed into an evidence file. A local law enforcement officer makes the final review of the evidence to determine whether a citation is warranted.

To learn more about Redflex systems and solutions, visit www.redflex.com.

About Redflex Traffic Systems®, Inc.

Redflex Traffic Systems®, Inc., a leader in road safety technology, operates more than 2,000 photo enforcement systems in more than 200 cities throughout the United States and Canada. With continuous development of new safety products, Redflex has been helping to reduce collisions and save lives for more than 25 years. For more information, visit www.redflex.com.






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