Videalert, a UK supplier of intelligent traffic enforcement, is opening a new Mobile Enforcement Vehicle (MEV) engineering hub in Trowbridge. This new regional hub in the Wiltshire county town will house a workshop for fitting out and refurbishing MEVs to meet customer demand, the company says.
Tim Daniels, Sales and Marketing Director of Videalert, says: “This new MEV hub will enable us to meet the growing need for multi-purpose vehicles, both cars and bikes, with the flexibility to be used for a wide range of parking and traffic management applications. It also represents a significant investment by Videalert and signals our commitment to maintain our leading position in the market.”
The firm says councils are wanting to rapidly deploy enforcement to a range of locations where non-compliance by drivers is causing congestion or safety issues. Videalert is equipping these vehicles with the digital cameras and software for deployment in enforcement and monitoring applications. The MEVs are also fully compatible with Videalert’s hosted Digital Video Platform allowing councils to extend enforcement to other areas without having to make further investment in IT.
Daniels added: “Videalert is now the UK’s only supplier with the ability to provide the full suite of CCTV traffic and parking enforcement solutions comprising attended, unattended and mobile using the same intelligent platform.”
