Truvelo launches LaserCam 4 to combat driving offences

UK technology company Truvelo is launching a mobile speed enforcement camera to combat driving offences. Called LaserCam 4, the solution combines laser speedmeter capabilities with high-quality video and can be used by static safety camera partnership vehicles. LaserCam 4 records evidential video clips of speeding and other infractions onto an internal solid-state memory. Truvelo exhibited the solution at the Traffex Seeing is Believing conference in Leicestershire, UK, on 27-28 June. The event had an i
September 5, 2018 Read time: 1 min
UK technology company 143 Truvelo is launching a mobile speed enforcement camera to combat driving offences. Called LaserCam 4, the solution combines laser speedmeter capabilities with high-quality video and can be used by static safety camera partnership vehicles.


LaserCam 4 records evidential video clips of speeding and other infractions onto an internal solid-state memory.

Truvelo exhibited the solution at the Traffex Seeing is Believing conference in Leicestershire, UK, on 27-28 June. The event had an indoor conference and an outdoor area where live road repairs and high-speed crash tests will take place.

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