Sensys Gatso partners with Minnesota DOT on USD 800,000 work-zone speed camera pilot

PUBT · 2d ago
Sensys Gatso partners with Minnesota DOT on USD 800,000 work-zone speed camera pilot
  • Sensys Gatso entered a partnership with Minnesota DOT to support a work-zone traffic safety camera pilot focused on driver education.
  • Program budget set at USD 800,000, targeting lower speeds in active highway work zones to improve safety for workers.
  • Mobile FLUX speed cameras to be deployed in two corridors, backed by Xilium platform services for back-office management.
  • Pilot will send warning notices to owners driving 10 mph or more over the posted work-zone limit, without issuing fines.
  • Project expected to run later this year as Minnesota DOT evaluates behavior trends and speed-reduction data for a statutory report.


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