The first recorded traffic accident took place in 1891, when driver James Lambert hit the root of a tree, causing him to swerve, lose control of his vehicle, and crash into a hitching post. Five years later, in 1896, pedestrian Bridget Driscoll was struck by a car and became the first traffic fatality. This same …
Law Enforcement technology solutions as it relates ROI (return on investment) can be a pretty heavy subject – especially when leadership comes looking for answers. Much like palm-readers or psychic fortune-tellers, vendors can peer into their crystal ball and tell a buyer exactly what they want to hear but is it really what you need? …
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“What do I need for eCitation in my patrol vehicle?” This is a pretty frequent question from Officers calling in looking to learn more about electronic ticketing (eCitation). It can be tough to answer because each department’s needs vary. This guide will walk through the 8 Components of an In-Vehicle eCitation Solution.
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Viewing on mobile? Click to watch on YouTube. Officer: I’ve been a police officer for approximately 10 years. [Do you use the 4910LR Drivers License Scanners?] Officer: I do. Previous models that we’ve had, there was issues with sun glare, lighting coming into the car, where I had to scan it down low where it was …
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Quick overview of five thermal media options for law enforcement to complete electronic citations.
With a patrol vehicle packed tight with the latest on-patrol technology, it can be hard to visualize how another piece of technology can fit in the console. So we’ve made it easy for you to visualize how the 4910LR Driver’s License Reader can fit into your patrol vehicle. Click the button below to download our actual-size …
Everyone seems to have a different definition of what success looks like in public safety: aggregate crime data, number of traffic stops, citation revenue, arrest statistics, response times, cost reduction, and many other metrics. With so many different opinions of success, what measure of technology success is most effective and how/when should law enforcement agencies measure technology success? Download …
