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LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM SWITCHES CCTV ENFORCEMENT TO VIDEALERT

July 22, 2020

LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM SWITCHES CCTV ENFORCEMENT TO VIDEALERT

LONDON – The London Borough of Barking and Dagenham (LBBD) has upgraded its network of CCTV cameras after switching to a new hosted Videalert platformto enforce a wide range of moving traffic contraventions including weight limits, bus lanes, banned turns and box junctions. The five-year contract will see the replacement of the legacy Siemens attended and unattended CCTV enforcement camera solution.

Barking Town Hall and around.

According to Tina Brooks, Interim Head of Parking at the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham: “We are committed to achieving best value and Videalert is providing us with the latest high definition cameras that deliver significant cost savings and higher productivity whilst offering 99% uptime, a considerable improvement over our previous system. Based on open standards, the Videalert platform provides us with the flexibility to meet all present and future needs, enabling us to seamlessly upgrade to new cameras as they become available in the marketplace. The new system will help us meet our commitment to making our streets safer for road users and pedestrians alike.”

Videalert will be installing forty six ONVIF-compliant digital HD CCTV cameras that operate in unattended mode and capture high quality images to minimise discard-rates, increase productivity and help reduce the number of appeals. The hosted platform allows LBBD to maintain a whitelist of exempt vehicles including buses, taxis and emergency vehicles to further improve efficiency. Importantly, Videalert will provide a phased transition in parallel with the introduction of a new Back Office Notice Processing system to ensure minimal downtime during the changeover process.

Videalert’s solution also provides a digital attended enforcement facility that utilises LBBD’s existing community safety cameras. What is more, the platform includes integration with existing mobile enforcement vehicles from third party suppliers, enabling the council to take a phased approach to migrating from existing assets that are nearing end of life.

Captured evidence packs will be stored on Videalert’s hosted digital video platform where they can be accessed and reviewed securely over the internet. Validated evidence packs will be sent to the council’s back office system to issue penalty charge notices (PCN). Videalert’s flexible hosted platform makes it a quick and cost effective process to deploy enforcement as it does not require the installation of any IT at the council’s offices.

Multi-level, 24/7 monitoring also enables Videalert to optimise system health and achieve industry-leading availability rates in excess of 99%. The latest self-healing technologies automatically detect, diagnose and recover the majority of faults with all rebooting and recovery processes taking place without human intervention. Videalert’s hosted platform will also generate a wide range of reports in line with key service performance KPIs.

According to Tim Daniels, Videalert’s Client Development Director: “This is a continuation of a general trend whereby Videalert’s enhanced performance and functionality is causing local authorities to re-evaluate what represents best value. As a result, we are currently replacing an increasing number of legacy systems and enabling enforcement to be extended to further improve compliance without incurring major additional capital expenditure.”

About Videalert

Videalert is part of Marston Holdings, the UK’s largest transportation and enforcement services group. It is also one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions. Videalert is the only company able to provide its own suite of attended, unattended, and Mobile Vehicle CCTV enforcement solutions using the same intelligent digital video software platform. The platform supports the widest range of traffic management and enforcement applications as well as clean air and low emission zones using the same infrastructure. For further information, please visit www.videalert.com or contact:

Tim Daniels, Videalert Ltd, Tel: 020 3931 6556, Email: tdaniels@videalert.com

Paul Jennings, PJMC Limited, Tel: 01926 312886, Email: info@pjmc.com

VIDEALERT HOSTED BUS LANE ENFORCEMENT SYSTEMS CERTIFIED BY TRANSPORT SCOTLAND

June 03, 2020

VIDEALERT HOSTED BUS LANE ENFORCEMENT SYSTEMS CERTIFIED BY TRANSPORT SCOTLAND

LONDON – Videalert, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions, has achieved Approved Devices certification from Transport Scotland for the deployment of its hosted digital video platform to enforce bus lanes. As one of the only manufacturers to have achieved this certification, Videalert’s hosted platform provides local authorities across Scotland with a quicker and easier way to implement unattended CCTV enforcement of bus lanes to speed up journey times and encourage people to use public transport.

According to Tim Daniels, Client Development Director at Videalert: “Videalert’s hosted enforcement solution enables councils to meet their compliance objectives by delivering a consistently higher level of performance and availability at a significantly lower cost than traditional systems. Importantly, the flexible hosted platform makes it a quick and cost effective process to deploy CCTV enforcement as it does not require the installation of any IT at council offices.”

Videalert’s digital video platform provides councils with unrivalled flexibility as it supports multiple civil traffic enforcement, traffic management, community safety and low emission zone applications from a single CCTV infrastructure. It has an open architecture and can be integrated in any environment and offers high levels of future proofing and additional camera assets and enforcement applications can be cost effectively added as required. The system is also used as a front end by most of the leading providers of back office PCN processing systems.

“Videalert is part of the wider Marston Holdings group which offers a comprehensive range of design, build and enforce solutions which include a number of transportation and enforcement services,” continued Daniels. “Our hosted video platform offers 99% uptime with increased productivity, which is generating significant interest from councils wanting to replace legacy systems and cost effectively extend enforcement to further improve compliance.”

About Videalert

Videalert is part of Marston Holdings, the UK’s largest transportation and enforcement services group. It is also one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions. Videalert is the only company able to provide its own suite of attended, unattended, and Mobile Vehicle CCTV enforcement solutions using the same intelligent digital video software platform. The platform supports the widest range of traffic management and enforcement applications as well as clean air and low emission zones using the same infrastructure. This unique, future-proofed solution combines sophisticated video analytics with ANPR and offers a full range of deployment options including wired LAN, Wi-Fi LAN and 4G WAN as well as supporting all analogue and ONVIF compliant digital megapixel cameras. For further information, please visit www.videalert.com or contact:

VIDEALERT STRENGTHENS BID MANAGEMENT TEAM WITH NEW APPOINTMENT

April 22, 2020

VIDEALERT STRENGTHENS BID MANAGEMENT TEAM WITH NEW APPOINTMENT

PINNER, MIDDLESEX – Videalert, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions, has announced the appointment of Cara Morrison as Bid Solutions Manager. In this new role shewill be responsible for the management and delivery of tender bids whilst working closely with Videalert’s and the wider Group’s business development teams to secure and retain new and existing contracts.

Cara Morrison has extensive experience of the market sectors in which Videalert operates having previously worked as Business Development Manager for ParkingEye, a leading provider of car parking management solutions. In this role, she managed bids across the public and private sector as well as securing framework agreements to leverage current and future works. Cara has also worked at the Stark Group as Direct Sales Manager and Vision Support Services, where she was Tender and Business Opportunity Manager.

According to Mark Hoskin, Group Business Development Director at Marston Holdings: “We are delighted to welcome Cara to our expanding business development team and her industry expertise will be invaluable as the Videalert businesscontinues to expand. Cara will also be assisting the wider Marston Holdings group to win new contracts for its design, build and enforce solutions which include a number of transportation and enforcement services.”

About Videalert

Videalert is part of Marston Holdings, the UK’s largest transportation and enforcement services group. It is also one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions. Videalert is the only company able to provide its own suite of attended, unattended, and Mobile Vehicle CCTV enforcement solutions using the same intelligent digital video software platform. The platform supports the widest range of traffic management and enforcement applications as well as clean air and low emission zones using the same infrastructure. This unique, future-proofed solution combines sophisticated video analytics with ANPR and offers a full range of deployment options including wired LAN, Wi-Fi LAN and 4G WAN as well as supporting all analogue and ONVIF compliant digital megapixel cameras. For further information, please visit www.videalert.com or contact:

Tim Daniels, Videalert Ltd, Tel: 020 3931 6556, Email: tdaniels@videalert.com

Paul Jennings, PJMC Limited, Tel: 01926 312886, Email: info@pjmc.com

LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL SWITCHES TO VIDEALERT’S HOSTED PLATFORM TO ENFORCE BUS LANES

April 07, 2020

LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL SWITCHES TO VIDEALERT’S HOSTED PLATFORM TO ENFORCE BUS LANES

PINNER, MIDDLESEX, 7 APRIL 2020 – Lancashire County Council has switched to Videalert systems for the enforcement of bus lanes throughout the county. The decision to standardise on Videalert’s hosted CCTV enforcement platform was taken to provide the council with the ability to manage multiple contravention types using a single platform. Marston Holdings group companies Videalert and NSL were selected to deliver a new enforcement solution that offers 99% uptime with increased productivity.

Peter Bell, parking and regulation manager at Lancashire County Council, said: “The singleplatform approach coupled with significant uptime demands meant our old cameras wereseriously impacting on the effectiveness of our bus lane and ongoing parking enforcement strategy. Bus lanes improve travel times for people using public transport, and the Videalert system enables us to meet our compliance objectives by delivering a consistently higher level of performance, as well as providing the highest availability. The platform also delivers better value as future-proofing is built-in and additional camera assets and enforcement applications can be cost effectively added as required.”

The council has initially installed Videalert bus lane cameras in 15 locations in Preston, Burnleyand Lancaster. The ONVIF-compliant, digital HD cameras went ‘live’ before the end of December 2019 and capture high quality images to minimise discard-rates, increase productivity and help reduce the number of appeals.

County Councillor Keith Iddon, cabinet member for highways and transport, commented: “The bus lanes are there to give priority for buses, and enforcing them helps to ensure that everyone follows the rules, and the system works as it should. I hope that we don’t make a penny from penalty notices once the cameras are working, as it will mean that people aren’t abusing the bus lanes.”

The council already has a strategy to roll out the new system to the other locations. It is also considering other applications, including red routes and Mobile Enforcement Vehicles, to add to Videalert’s digital video platform, which can simultaneously support multiple traffic management and enforcement applications, such as clean air and low emission zones using the same infrastructure.

According to Mark Hoskin, Business Development Director at Marston Holdings Ltd: “The award of this contract demonstrates how Videalert and NSL can jointly deliver complete solutions that streamline every aspect of the traffic and parking management process from enforcement and PCN processing through to collections. This unique, integrated approach helps increase efficiency and maximise compliance in short timeframes.”

Captured evidence packs are stored on Videalert’s hosted digital video platform where they can be accessed and reviewed securely over the internet. Validated evidence packs are sent to the council’s back office system to issue penalty charge notices (PCN). Videalert’s flexible hosted platform makes it a quick and cost effective process to deploy enforcement as it does not require the installation of any IT at the council’s offices.

Tim Daniels, Sales and Marketing Director at Videalert, added: “This is a continuation of a general trend whereby Videalert’s enhanced performance and functionality is causing local authorities to re-evaluate what represents best value. As a result, we are currently replacing an increasing number of legacy systems and enabling enforcement to be extended to further improve compliance without incurring major additional capital expenditure.”

About Videalert

Videalert is part of Marston Holdings, the UK’s largest transportation and enforcement services group. It is also one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions. Videalert is the only company able to provide its own suite of attended, unattended, and Mobile Vehicle CCTV enforcement solutions using the same intelligent digital video software platform. The platform supports the widest range of traffic management andenforcement applications as well as clean air and low emission zones using the same infrastructure. This unique, future-proofed solution combines sophisticated video analytics with ANPR and offers a full range of deployment options including wired LAN, Wi-Fi LAN and 4G WAN as well as supporting all analogue and ONVIF compliant digital megapixel cameras. For further information, please visit www.videalert.com

REDBRIDGE PILOTS SCHOOL STREETS PROGRAMME WITH VIDEALERT

February 25, 2020

REDBRIDGE PILOTS SCHOOL STREETS PROGRAMME WITH VIDEALERT

PINNER, MIDDLESEX, UK – 25 FEBRUARY 2020 – The London Borough of Redbridge has awarded Videalert a contract to install CCTV enforcement cameras as part of the ‘Redbridge School Streets’ pilot programme. Funded by the Mayor of London and Transport for London, this programme supports the council’s continued action to protect children from air pollution and traffic and to promote walking, scooting and cycling during their journeys to and from school.

Under the innovative scheme, roads leading to three schools in the borough – SS Peter and Paul’s Catholic Primary School, Gordon Primary School and Fairlop Primary School will be closed to traffic at the start and end of the school day during term time. Complementing the road closures will be the council’s established programme of active and sustainable transport initiatives through the School Travel Planning process.

Redbridge Council Leader Cllr Jas Athwal said: “We have a duty to protect our children’s health, both as a council, and also as members of the community ourselves. Targeting congested areas outside of schools will cut down on pollution caused by traffic, and also make roads much safer for children. We know that air quality is a top concern for parents and that’s why we’re working on initiatives such as this to build a cleaner and safer environment for our residents and mitigate the impact pollution has on local young people.”

The contract, awarded through Skanska, will see Videalert installing the latest ONVIF-compliant HD cameras to enforce the no entry zones outside these schools. The council will be installing signs to notify drivers that these roads can only be accessed by cyclists and pedestrians at the displayed times. Exemptions will apply to residents and businesses in the zone and blue badge holders requiring access. Non-exempt vehicles that enter the closed streets during the peak times will be identified by Videalert’s automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras.

Video evidence will be transmitted to Videalert’s hosted digital video platform where evidence packs can be viewed and validated prior to sending to the council’s back office system for the issuance of penalty charge notices (PCN). To reduce the number of appeals, PCN recipients will be able to view still photographs and video footage of the alleged offence over the internet.

Susan Johnson, Headteacher of SS Peter & Paul’s Catholic Primary School, added: “The whole community at SS Peter and Paul’s is delighted with this project which will improve air quality and reduce congestion around the school. It is already a much safer place for the children; thank you Redbridge Council.”

“We expect to see an increasing number of councils adopting a similar approach to raise the quality of air for school children and promote the healthy school streets agenda,” commented Tim Daniels, Sales and Marketing Director at Videalert. “Our flexible hosted platform makes it a quick and cost-effective process to deploy enforcement in the streets outside schools. Videalertcan also provide state-of-the-art air quality monitoring sensors that enable councils to demonstrate the improvements that are achieved.”

About Videalert

Videalert is part of Marston Holdings, the UK’s largest transportation and enforcement services group. It is also one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions. Videalert is the only company able to provide its own suite of attended, unattended, and Mobile Vehicle CCTV enforcement solutions using the same intelligent digital video software platform. The platform supports the widest range of traffic management andenforcement applications as well as clean air and low emission zones using the same infrastructure. This unique, future-proofed solution combines sophisticated video analytics with ANPR and offers a full range of deployment options including wired LAN, Wi-Fi LAN and 4G WAN as well as supporting all analogue and ONVIF compliant digital megapixel cameras. For further information, please visit www.videalert.com or contact:

Tim Daniels, Videalert Ltd, Tel: 020 3931 6556, Email: tdaniels@videalert.com

Paul Jennings, PJMC Limited, Tel: 01926 312886, Email: info@pjmc.com

WILTSHIRE COUNCIL DEPLOYS VIDEALERT MOBILE ENFORCEMENT VEHICLE

January 29, 2020

WILTSHIRE COUNCIL DEPLOYS VIDEALERT MOBILE ENFORCEMENT VEHICLE

LONDON, 29 JANUARY 2020 – Videalert, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic enforcement and management solutions, has supplied Wiltshire Council with a new mobile enforcement vehicle (MEV) which is initially being used to enforce residential permit parking in Salisbury. The vehicle is equipped with a complete suite of Videalert software giving it the ability to be used in future for a wide range of safety-related parking applications including bus stops and the enforcement of keep clears outside schools. The council is also deploying Videalert cameras to enforce two bus gates in Devizes.

According to Joanne Pattison, Parking Manager at Wiltshire Council: “Videalert has provided thecouncil with a flexible, hosted solution that will help us to significantly increase the productivity of the whole parking team. It will also enable us to cost effectively extend enforcement to other safety-related applications as required and provide a more efficient service.”

Videalert supplied a Peugeot 108 equipped with two roof-mounted ANPR cameras and two colour cameras to capture contextual video evidence. The ONVIF-compliant cameras accurately capture reflective number plates at distances of up to 40 metres with capture rates of up to 98%. Importantly, this can be achieved with just a single pass at normal road speeds. Used in conjunction with the latest video analytics, the system delivers the highest productivity at the lowest operating cost in any traffic environment.

Wiltshire Council is also installing Videalert cameras to enforce bus gates located at two housing developments in Devizes. These locations, situated next to main arterial routes into the market town, have previously been controlled using rising bollards, which have proved to be increasingly unreliable due to water damage. The first cameras have been installed at the Newman Road bus gate and will provide uninterrupted enforcement around the clock whilst delivering cost savings by eliminating the ongoing maintenance liability of the rising bollards.

Images of contraventions are transmitted to Videalert’s hosted digital video platform where evidence packs can be viewed and validated prior to sending to the council’s back office system for the issuance of penalty charge notices (PCN). Videalert’s flexible hosted platform makes it a quick and cost effective process to deploy enforcement as it does not require the installation of any IT at the council’s offices. To reduce the number of appeals, PCN recipients can view still photographs and video footage of the alleged offence over the internet.

Tim Daniels, Sales and Marketing Director at Videalert added: “Videalert MEVs have proved to deliver industry-leading capture rates whilst consistently outperforming vehicles from other suppliers. These multi-purpose MEVs give councils greater flexibility to enforce a wide range of moving traffic and parking contraventions.”

About Videalert

VIDEALERT EXPANSION CONTINUES WITH NEW OFFICES

January 08, 2020

VIDEALERT EXPANSION CONTINUES WITH NEW OFFICES

PINNER, MIDDLESEX, 6 JANUARY 2020 – Videalert, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions, has moved to new and larger offices in Pinner, Middlesex. This new building will enable the company to continue expand its sales, project management and technical teams to help deliver the Marston Holdings Group strategy to become the market leader in the transportation, including the support of smart and cleaner cities, and enforcement services sectors. The combined Group now provides ‘cradle to grave’ solutions from effective enforcement using the latest camera technologies, through to BPO and judicial services.

According to Tim Daniels, Sales and Marketing Director of Videalert: “We have already outgrown the offices that we moved into just two years ago after experiencing a significant increase in our customer base, including many high profile new contract wins to replace legacy systems that areunable to match the productivity and uptime rates achieved by our latest automated digitalsolutions. As well as providing Videalert with a platform for further growth, the Clock House will also be used as a Marston Group Technology Demonstration Centre.”

Videalert is retaining Riverside House to provide additional workshop and storeroom facilities.

About Videalert

Videalert is part of Marston Holdings, the UK’s largest transportation and enforcement services group. It is also one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions. Videalert is the only company able to provide its own suite of attended, unattended, and Mobile Vehicle CCTV enforcement solutions using the same intelligent digital video software platform. The platform supports the widest range of traffic management andenforcement applications as well as clean air and low emission zones using the same infrastructure. This unique, future-proofed solution combines sophisticated video analytics with ANPR and offers a full range of deployment options including wired LAN, Wi-Fi LAN and 4G WAN as well as supporting all analogue and ONVIF compliant digital megapixel cameras. For further information, please visit www.videalert.com

VIDEALERT LAUNCHES NEW ELECTRIC MOBILE ENFORCEMENT BIKE

April 04, 2019

VIDEALERT LAUNCHES NEW ELECTRIC MOBILE ENFORCEMENT BIKE

STAND CO25, TRAFFEX, NEC BIRMINGHAM, 2 APRIL 2019 – Videalert, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of intelligent traffic management and enforcement solutions, has launched a new allelectric Mobile Enforcement Bike on stand CO25 at Traffex. This electric enforcement vehicle will enable councils to enforce a wide range of moving traffic, parking and clean air zone contraventions whilst demonstrating their commitment to reducing emissions.

The BMW C Evolution was selected for the launch of this all electric enforcement solution although other brands can be used if required. This electro maxi scooter offers a range of up to 160 kilometres with intelligent energy recuperation when braking and accelerating. It is equipped with two dual camera units, one forward and one rear facing, each comprising both an ANPR and a colour camera which captures contextual video evidence. In this configuration, these ONVIF-compliant HD cameras deliver superior capture rates of up to 98% with just a single pass at normal road speeds. This dramatically increases productivity and reduces the total cost of ownership.

Used in conjunction with the latest video analytics, the Videalert Mobile Enforcement Bike will deliver the highest productivity at the lowest operating cost in any traffic environment. The on-board systems are totally automatic requiring no manual operation.

According to Tim Daniels, Sales and Marketing Director of Videalert: “Used in conjunction with Videalert’s digital video platform, this electric Mobile Enforcement Bike will enable councils to achieve the highest productivity at the lowest operating cost in any traffic environment. This unique approach to mobile enforcement will enable councils to visibly demonstrate their commitment to meeting clean air targets. The launch of this new electric bike further extends our market-leading portfolio of traffic enforcement and management solutions.”

About Videalert

Videalert is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of traffic enforcement and management solutions. It is the only company able to provide its own suite of attended, unattended, and Mobile Vehicle CCTV enforcement solutions using the same intelligent digital video software platform. The platform can also support other traffic management and community safety applications using the same infrastructure. This unique, future-proofed solution combines sophisticated video analytics with ANPR and offers a full range of deployment options including wired LAN, Wi-Fi LAN and 4G WAN as well as supporting all analogue and ONVIF compliant digital megapixel cameras. For further information, please visit www.videalert.com or contact:

Tim Daniels, Videalert Ltd, Tel: 020 3931 6556, Email: tdaniels@videalert.com

Paul Jennings, PJMC Limited, Tel: 01926 312886, Email: info@pjmc.com

VIDEALERT AWARDED ENFORCEMENT CONTRACT FOR BATH’S CLEAN AIR ZONE

April 02, 2019

VIDEALERT AWARDED ENFORCEMENT CONTRACT FOR BATH’S CLEAN AIR ZONE

STAND CO25, TRAFFEX, NEC BIRMINGHAM, 3 APRIL 2019 – Bath and North East Somerset Council (B&NES Council) is extending its Videalert CCTV enforcement platform with the installation of additional cameras for its approved class C clean air zone (CAZ) that gives exemptions to private cars but charges higher polluting buses, coaches, HGVs, LGVs/vans, private hire vehicles and taxis. Videalert was awarded the contract to ensure full and seamless integration with the council’s existing hosted digital video platform which is already being used to enforce a wide range of restrictions including bus lanes, bus gates and permit parking.

B&NES Council was one of 28 councils directed by the government to prepare an action plan to urgently reduce high levels of nitrogen dioxide (caused by vehicle emissions) to within EU and national limits by 2021 at the latest. The authority had originally proposed a Class D CAZ,charging all higher emission vehicles, including cars, to drive in the city centre. However, following further ongoing technical work and a public consultation in December – which garnered an unprecedented 8,421 responses – a class C option with additional traffic management, was agreed.

According to Chris Major, group manager for Transport and Parking at B&NES Council: “The new charging class C CAZ will achieve compliance by 2021 apart from a single exceedance caused by localised traffic issues. We believe this will be resolved by installing traffic signals at two junctions.”

Videalert will be installing HD ANPR cameras to enforce the new CAZ scheme at key road junctions across the designated boundary. The hosted Videalert platform will automate the management and enforcement of this new zone, providing real-time identification including vehicle make, model, colour and euro standard rating for pre-filtering and updating the whitelist of compliant vehicles held at the edge to minimise transmission costs. Information on non-compliant vehicles will then interface with the UK government’s new national clean air zone database for vehicle validation and payment. The system will also provide detailed analytics and impact analysis highlighting the reduction in non-compliant vehicles entering the zone over time.

Tim Daniels, Sales and Marketing Director at Videalert, added: “The award of this high profile contract confirms Videalert’s ability to handle the evolving requirements of clean air and low emission zones. It also demonstrates how a single video data platform can support multiple applications, enabling councils to address the challenges of improving traffic congestion and air quality simultaneously.”

The CAZ should commence operation at the end of 2020. The daily charge will be £9 for non-compliant taxis, private hire vehicles and light goods vehicles (the minimum standard being euro 6 for diesel and Euro 4 for petrol), and £100 for buses, coaches and HGVs (the minimum standard being euro 6).

About Videalert

Tim Daniels, Videalert Ltd, Tel: 020 3931 6556, Email: tdaniels@videalert.com

Paul Jennings, PJMC Limited, Tel: 01926 312886, Email: info@pjmc.com

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