Jenoptik signs traffic safety contract in Belarus

After having evaluated traffic law enforcement systems from various regional and international suppliers, Belarus has now signed an important contract with Jenoptik Traffic Solutions. The decision was based on the systems’ high quality, high reliability and the Jenoptik’s extensive experience in delivering traffic safety projects.
March 26, 2014 Read time: 1 min
After having evaluated traffic law enforcement systems from various regional and international suppliers, Belarus has now signed an important contract with 79 Jenoptik Traffic Solutions.

The decision was based on the systems’ high quality, high reliability and the Jenoptik’s extensive experience in delivering traffic safety projects. This project will help to further improve traffic safety in Belarus and is seen as the starting point for a fruitful partnership in the future.
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