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Changing South African Drivers habits with immediate FEEDBACK via
MONITORING with LPR (License Plate Recognition) South
African drivers, among the worlds worst, are notoriously resilient to
change, especially when that change is enforced by a big stick (a fine),
weeks after the actual transgression, be that for speeding, riding in
the yellow line, dangerous driving or any other diving related event.
I-Cube (Integrated,
Intelligent, Imaging)
proposes installing LPR systems along the National Road network, which
will have a wide range of applications, including curbing speeding,
dangerous driving, notification of outstanding warrents, notification of
expired licenses, stolen vehicle and more.
South
Africa's road safety rate, ranks as the fourth worst in the world I-Cube
(Integrated,
Intelligent, Imaging)
proposes installing cameras along dangerous sections of the National
Road network, which will calculate vehicle speed and display this
information to the driver, giving immediate feedback to the driver,
allowing instantaneous corrective action to be taken, saving
lives. “Statistics
show that after drivers see a traffic officer their behaviour on the
road improves for 17 to 19 minutes. The biggest factor in the deaths on
our roads is that there are not enough traffic officials,” says Johan
Jonck from arrivealive.co.za, an independent website focusing on road
safety issues.
I-Cube
would like to propose that portable LPR systems (cameras attached to a
computer and a driver feedback screen) be provided to municipalities for
use on known dangerous roads. Moira
Winslow from lobby group Drive Alive agrees. “There are insufficient
numbers
of traffic officers out on the roads. If road deaths are to come
down then we need to have more visible traffic policing,” says
Winslow. The
portable LPR systems, which would be used to ID stolen cars, inform
drivers of outstanding warrants and log all vehicles (for later review
if required) would be operated by non-profit associations, who would use
unemployed people to manage the system. “the
Transport Department has recognized the importance of backing up the
Arrive Alive communication campaign with sufficient law enforcement. We
must have maximum traffic police visibility and maximum law enforcement.
Law enforcement and law compliance go hand in hand,” says Transport
Minister Dullah Omar. The
wide range of uses of LPR systems, combined with the innovative funding
sources proposed, means a method to reduce the terrible fatalities that
occur on South Africa’s road is possible.
Fatalities
per 100-million vehicle kilometres travelled in South Africa: The
United States Department of Transport currently gives the US fatalities
per 100-million kilometres as 0,91 — this makes it more than 11 times
safer to drive in the US than in South Africa. The
LPR solution can detect license plates from stationary to speeds of 160
KM/H. While an image is
worth a thousand words it is the creation of information from the stream
of data that creates the ROI! The
data (license plate, driver, owner, trucking company, lane, number of
trips, average speed, etc.) is linked to the images and made available
where and when required (SMS - possibly to the driver), e-mail (to the
vehicle owner), web server (so any discrepancies can be resolved online
immediately), audio and video alarm to security (if any stolen vehicles
are detected). The system doubles as a Vehicle
Management System, and since it’s an “open architecture system,”
other compatible systems can be incorporated into the system. If you would further information on LPR or see a demo of the LPR system proposed by I-CUBE, or provide assistance in implementing the LPR system as proposed, please contact Barry T. Dudley on 082 562 8225 or 031 764 3077 or LPR@I-Cube.co.za or Fax 0866539659
See/Lane application is also available in a simulated version - which is available on our web-site. Visit our Home page http://www.I-Cube.co.za and download recognition demo players, see sample applications and get updated information. Qualified customers also receive on-line updates in the support page. Visit our Home page http://www.I-Cube.co.za and download:
We also recommend to install pcAnywhere with TCPIP connection. This software package will allow us to view the on-line operation, fine-tune the parameters, download images and update the software. See more details in the web site support page.
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