The TUTOR® system, in its average speed detection mode, analyzes information from cameras and radars at two separate monitoring points, typically portals, which capture vehicle data (passing time, class, license plate). In its instant detection mode, the system analyzes speed at the point of data collection.
The central system gathers this information and, in the event of exceeding the permitted speed limits in the section, queries the records of the Motorization and car rental agencies to identify the owner and driver of the vehicle.
Advantages for managers and benefits for drivers
Strength
mature, tried and tested system
Compliance
with current privacy legislation
Speed detection
outperforms previous models
Better road systems
more fluid, safer traffic
MOVYON innovation on the solution
Central system
This cross-matches the data recorded by the video cameras of the two portals, calculating the travel time of each vehicle. For vehicles whose times exceed those permitted, it queries the archives of the motoring authorities and car rental companies to trace the owner and driver. For all other vehicles, data is eliminated immediately. Violations are then ascertained by the traffic police. The system supplies the data for filling in and producing the report, which is then sent to the offender.
TUTOR® portals
There are two speed detection points installed on existing infrastructures, the portals, positioned at a variable distance. Each portal has evolved video cameras and a radar system. Depending on the time the motorist takes to travel along the section marked by the two portals the average speed of transit is calculated and detected. The system also operates in instant mode.
Radar
The radars detext any queues, accidents and vehicles driving against traffic inside the areas of interest. They cover up to wight lanes in two directions and determine the instantaneous current vehicle position, speed vector, classification, lane index of traffic items. The data are sent in real time to operating centres, reprocessed to assess various scenarios and used to regulate road travel traffic.
Video cameras
The video cameras activated by the Radar photograph the number plate, recording the time and date at which the vehicle passed through. They are full-HD video cameras with high frame rates and multiple images, thereby improving the performance of the ANPR system. The tests carried out on the circuit have been run on vehicles travelling at 260 km/h and can detect vehicles even when raining and in foggy conditions or diagonal transit.