Traffic Engineering & Control - Sept 2008
Super intelligent HD ANPR system. read the full article here....

Busy Bristol roads get hi-tech safety cams
Speed cameras and flashing warning signs are to be introduced on two busy Bristol roads.
The city council says Watchman Safety Schemes, which involve cameras facing in each direction and signs that light up to warn drivers of the limit before they reach the cameras, are due to be installed on Whiteladies Road in Clifton and Long Cross, Lawrence Weston.
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Council operates 'speed cameras'
Bristol City Council has started a consultation period before installing the Watchman camera system and speed-operated slow-down signs. The cameras are planned for Whiteladies Road, Clifton, and Long Cross. A spokeswoman said a similar system used in Alison Road, Brislington, had "dramatically cut" traffic speeds.
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IFSEC 2008 was a great event for all those involved.
Watchman launched its all new HD product range..
The 4 Lane, 1 Camera ANPR HD system received great acclaim from all visitors on the Watchman stand. Watchman will be hosting some further road shows towards the tail end of 2008.

“It’s a miracle” commented one visitor in disbelief. 4 cameras monitoring 4 lanes, No sir, it’s 1 camera monitoring 4 Lanes. 
The Watchman ANPR HD system uses megapixel camera technology and the best in computing power to push the boundaries of ANPR software capability. Integrated Camera Systems recording at full 1080p are just some of the features of this new fully featured software.

The Watchman Traffic Calming scheme is currently in re-design and will be released in 2008, watch this space for further info.