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Oman police signs deal for increased traffic enforcement in Muscat
- Oman: Monday, September 17 - 2012 at 12:39
Sweden-based Sensys Traffic has signed an agreement worth OR1.4m with the Royal Oman Police (ROP) to deliver high-tech red-light enforcement systems, to boost traffic monitoring system in the Omani capital, Muscat Daily has reported. The systems will use Sensys' new RS242 radar, which apart from registering traffic violations also identifies lanes and classifies vehicles. The deal is the second after ROP signed a similar contract with German company Vitronic in August for the delivery of 200 stationary Poliscan Speed systems for speed enforcement, and 36 Poliscan red light systems for traffic light enforcement.
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