DataDriven Roads

Speed programs

Work zone speed

The work zone moves. The crew changes shift. The lane shifts overnight. A program here has to follow the site, and it has to prove that workers were present when the citation was issued.

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Presence conditionedEnforcement active only when crews are working, where the statute requires it.
Follows the sitePortable deployment that relocates with the work, not a fixed pole.
Least contestedIt protects workers, which is why it survives where other programs do not.

Why it matters

The person at risk is standing on the road, not driving on it

Work zone enforcement is the category with the clearest safety argument and the least political resistance, because the beneficiary is visible and wearing a vest. That is also why it is the category where federal support has held.

  • Enforcement window tied to actual crew presence.
  • Lane configuration and taper recorded with the event.
  • Deployment log showing where the unit was and when.

Moving geometry

The zone changes daily. Signage and unit position have to be logged daily too.

Shift patterns

Night work, weekend closures and short windows are the norm, not the exception.

State highway

Contracting usually runs through the state DOT rather than a city.

Crew testimony

The record has to support what the crew will say if a citation is contested.

How the program runs

Deploy, verify, warn, enforce

01

Site setup

Unit positioned with the traffic control plan, signage placed and photographed.

02

Presence check

Enforcement enabled against the crew schedule and confirmed on site.

03

Warning phase

Warning notices for the period the program requires at each new location.

04

Enforcement

Citations with the deployment log and signage record attached.

Temporary deploymentTemporary by design: the unit moves with the work, and its position is recorded on every move.
Independent powerSolar and battery for sites with no service connection.
Field crewsWe deploy and retrieve. The agency does not have to staff the move.

Legal framework

What is authorized is not the same in every state

Authority, thresholds, signage and retention are set by the statute of each state and, in several states, of each program. What appears here is a description of how we operate, not legal advice.

See the California picture

Before anything else

We confirm what your jurisdiction is authorized to operate today.

Written into the program

Thresholds, signage, warning periods and retention are configured, not assumed.

Your counsel decides

We bring the operational picture. The legal call belongs to your attorney.

Talk to us about a work zone corridor

We will tell you what the deployment looks like and what the program needs to document.

Talk to our team