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e-con Systems Expands AI Camera Tools for Traffic Monitoring
The systems support license plate recognition, traffic analytics, and video management for transportation agencies.
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J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. has been awarded a contract for OSHA training services by The Cooperative Purchasing Network (TCPN), serving state and local government entities, schools, and nonprofit organizations.
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A University of Missouri researcher has developed a mobile app that helps prevent deaths caused by heavy equipment accidents.
Read More →Clinton Township, N.J., collected $6,100 at auction for a 1981 Mack CF686F12 fire pumper truck, which will head to New England.
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Riverside Manufacturing's SmartTek eight-button Switch Panel and Mini I/O Control Module allows a user to more efficiently operate a vehicle's electrical systems. The product is a solid-state, controller area network (CAN)-based module.
Read More →A train struck a City of Charleston, W.Va., work truck early Wednesday as city workers attempted to cross the tracks to pick up garbage, reports WSAZ.
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Municipal fleets can save time and money by outsourcing accident management services such as collision repair, a CEI Group's executive told the Oklahoma Fleet Management Association.
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Sutphen Corp. is recalling four models of fire trucks from various model years after determining that the extending ladders could unexpectedly retract.
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The C-9 Surface Mount light from 911 Signal USA offers full lighting visibility from a single surface mount lighthead. Using the C-9 can reduce the amount of lights needed on the emergency vehicle because it gives a full 180-degree spread of light.
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Safety concerns include prisoners being able to reach through the partition separating the front and back seat and improper seating that would cause safety issues if air bags detonated, Deadline Detroit reported.
Read More →The Iowa Department of Transportation is deploying a new technology that will disable motor vehicle enforcement officers' in-vehicle laptops when the vehicles reach 15 mph.
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