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Enforcement
CSL delivers a proven range of road safety enforcement solutions that serve two distinct purposes: saving lives and keeping traffic moving. While safety enforcement cameras target dangerous driving habits to prevent serious accidents, compliance cameras ensure compliance to maximise efficiency and prioritise public Transport and sustainability.
Capability Overview
Nobody likes sitting in traffic, and nobody likes rules that don’t make sense. That’s where smart lane enforcement steps in. By keeping a sharp eye on dedicated bus lanes and T2/T3 transit lanes, compliance cameras make sure unauthorized solo drivers don’t sneak in the priority lane. It’s all about protecting priority corridors and keeping public transport moving and on time. Less bottleneck, more flow.
Vehicle Occupancy Detection is a CSL innovation developed in collaboration with Auckland Transport to support smarter, safer, and more efficient enforcement of Bus and Transit Lanes. As cities look to encourage public transport, ridesharing, and better use of existing road space, occupancy detection provides transport authorities with a practical way to improve compliance, protect priority lanes, and support network performance and
optimisation.
In 2020, CSL began working with Auckland Transport to explore a better approach to bus lane and transit lane enforcement. At the time, enforcement relied heavily on transport officers manually reviewing camera footage or monitoring lanes in person. This was resource-intensive, inefficient, and often exposed staff to abuse from motorists.
CSL designed and developed the hardware and integration required to capture side-on vehicle images suitable for occupancy detection. These images are then sent to Auckland Transport’s computer vision system for analysis and enforcement processing.
Since developing the solution, CSL has installed over 100 Vehicle Occupancy Detection camera’s and integrated systems. The technology is gaining traction beyond Auckland, including a recent installation in Whangārei, with interest from NZTA for main arterial routes and on-ramp enforcement.
The ability to capture side-on imagery for vehicle occupancy detection is understood to be a world-first capability. CSL holds worldwide rights to sell the hardware and integration solution, including the associated analytics pathway, and is exploring wider market opportunities.
Developed to solve a local challenge with Auckland Transport, Vehicle Occupancy Detection shows how CSL’s innovation capability can turn practical transport problems into scalable, real-world solutions.
Bus lane enforcement is the ultimate tool for keeping city traffic moving. By keeping a sharp, 24/7 eye on dedicated bus lanes, this smart tech deters sneaky lane-jumpers from blocking the way. This is designed to keep the dedicated Bus lanes clear, slashing commute times, and making sure public transit runs like clockwork so everyone gets where they need to go without delay
Safety camera technology plays a critical role in improving road safety and encouraging safer driver’s behavior. By providing consistent, reliable monitoring of vehicle speeds and red-light compliance, enforcement systems help reduce risk, improve compliance, and create safer outcomes for all road users. CSL is New Zealand's exclusive provider, installer, and maintainer of RedSpeed International enforcement systems andhas been delivering enforcement technology solutions since 2007.
The Redspeed Sentio 2 is a new generation machine vision safety camera that deliver 3 distinct options and applications as below:
Red-light running cameras help improve intersection safety by identifying vehicles that enter intersections after the traffic signal has turned red.
By reducing red-light running, these systems lower the risk of serious intersection crashes and contribute to safer outcomes for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians.
Unlike traditional spot speed cameras that monitor a single location, average speed enforcement measures a vehicle's speed over an entire section of road. Using cameras positioned at entry and exit points, the system calculates the average speed travelled across the distance. This encourages drivers to maintain safe speeds throughout a journey, rather than slowing only when approaching a camera.
Average speed enforcement is widely recognised as one of the most effective tools for achieving sustained speed compliance and improving safety outcomes across transport networks. From motorways and state highways to urban intersections, CSL helps road controlling authorities deploy enforcement technology that improves compliance, changes driver behaviour, and ultimately saves lives.
Spot speed cameras monitor vehicle speed at a specific location, helping to reduce speeding in high-risk areas and known crash locations.
These systems provide a visible deterrent and remain an important part of a broader road safety strategy, particularly where targeted speed management is required.
Proven systems. Local Expertise. Safer roads.
Products & Technologies
Average Speed Enforcement
Unlike traditional spot speed cameras that monitor a single location, average speed enforcement measures a vehicle's speed over an entire section of road. Using cameras positioned at entry and exit points, the system calculates the average speed travelled across the distance. This encourages drivers to maintain safe speeds throughout a journey, rather than slowing only when approaching a camera. Average speed enforcement is widely recognised as one of the most effective tools for achieving sustained speed compliance and improving safety outcomes across transport networks.
Vehicle Occupancy Detection (VOD)
Vehicle Occupancy Detection is a CSL innovation developed in collaboration with Auckland Transport to support smarter, safer, and more efficient enforcement of Bus and Transit Lanes. As cities look to encourage public transport, ridesharing, and better use of existing road space, occupancy detection provides transport authorities with a practical way to improve compliance, protect priority lanes, and support network performance and optimisation.
Special Vehicle Lane Enforcement (SVL)
Nobody likes sitting in traffic, and nobody likes rules that don’t make sense. That’s where smart lane enforcement steps in. By keeping a sharp eye on dedicated bus lanes and T2/T3 transit lanes, compliance cameras make sure unauthorized solo drivers don’t hog the fast track. It’s all about protecting priority corridors and keeping public transport moving and on time. Less bottleneck, more flow.
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