Verra Mobility is the New Name for American Traffic Solutions
Verra Mobility resulted from the merging of ATS, a portfolio company of Platinum Equity, with Euro Parking Collection Plc and Highway Toll Administration. Platinum Equity completed both acquisitions earlier this spring. It also acquired ATS in May 2017.
State board investigating whether Wilmington's red-light cameras were illegally installed
The state's engineering board is investigating whether American Traffic Solutions broke the law by failing to have cameras installed in Wilmington certified by a licensed engineer
California debuts 'digital' license plates. Here's what they'll cost you.
California's dramatic new license plate is hitting the streets -- a digital display board that allows changeable messages controlled by the driver or remotely by fleet managers.
Bill amending speed camera program passes RI House
A bill amending Providence's speed camera program passed in the House Thursday.
Early morning meetings draw ire in Liberty
Resident Mary Lou Finesilver said that she and her family are unable to attend the 7:30 a.m. Liberty trustees meetings because the meeting conflicts with getting ready for work, and she questions if this new meeting time was set so fewer residents would attend.
Golden co-sponsors speed camera bill
A state Senate bill to allow New York City to install more cameras on streets near schools to catch speeding drivers has won the support of a major holdout, state Sen. Marty Golden, who announced that he is backing the legislation following a meeting he had with transportation safety advocates.
Push to Expand Speed Cameras Mired in Albany Politics
or some, the prospect of any cameras at all seems like a strategy designed to make money off unsuspecting drivers.
'Big brother' in Coral Gables? Police capture data that says a lot about people's lives
Batman builds a machine that sweeps up data on everyone in Gotham and it works so well at helping him find the Joker — or potentially anyone else -- that another good guy tells Batman it's "too much power for one person."
Red light fine money back up for grabs - Lakeland, FL
More than $2 million in red light camera funds is in trust, with about $700,000 expected to pour in each year.
Amazon urged not to sell facial recognition tool to police
Amazon's decision to market a powerful face recognition tool to police is alarming privacy advocates, who say the tech giant’s reach could vastly accelerate a dystopian future in which camera-equipped officers can identify and track people in real time, whether they’re involved in crimes or not.