News and Events:

December, 2009:
The National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running
This month's Safety Focus newsletter talks about how the MOLE™ technology and manpower unite to decrease red light running. Read more here.

July, 2009:
ABC7 News story
ABC7 News has a video story on how the MOLE™ system helps Pleasanton police (CA) crack down on red light violators. Watch the video here.

Pleasanton Weekly
Read here the cover story about how this new technology helps Pleasanton Police (CA) catch red light runners in a safer, more cost-effective way.

June, 2009:
Police Chief Magazine
Read here an article about how the Pleasanton Police Department (CA) is using the MOLE™ system.

April 8-10, 2009:
OTS Summit 2009
Towards zero deaths, every 1 counts.
We are proud to be present displaying our products at this traffic safety summit event organized by the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS). Please come and visit us.
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December, 2008:
New Brochure
Please check our new brochure. You can download a PDF version here (2 MB).

August, 2008:
New Product
The new MOLE™ PDB receiver is a small, Bluetooth^® portable device that turns an existing PDA into a MOLE™ receiver unit. It is ideal to enable Electronic Citation Systems based on PDAs to work as a MOLE™, making it a "One-Stop Shop" solution for traffic enforcement.
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April 28-30, 2008:
We will be exhibiting our products at the Police Traffic Services Seminar in Anaheim, CA, organized by the OTS.
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December 28, 2007:
Pleasanton acquires several MOLE™ units using an OTS grant.
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October 24, 2007:
Arcadia begins to use MOLE™ units to combat red light running throughout the community.
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June 19, 2007:
The Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) of California approves the MOLE™ as a fundable traffic safety device for OTS grants.
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June, 2007:
COPPS in Pleasanton (TV30) airs a TV program about the MOLE™.
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May 8, 2007:
Pleasanton installs MOLE™ units.
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February 26, 2007:
Alameda County Traffic Commissioners approve to use the MOLE™ in Pleasanton.

The MOLE™

Proactive Red Light Enforcement Without Controversial Cameras

The Mobile Officer Light Enforcer, MOLE™ is a hi-tech, low-cost portable traffic safety system designed to help police officers enforce red light running in a safe, efficient and cost-effective manner.

In contrast to controversial photo cameras, the MOLE™ system is based on Proactive Enforcement, allowing officers to interact with drivers right after committing a traffic violation. It is the human element that creates a long-lasting learning effect potentially reducing red light running recidivism, not taking a picture and sending a ticket by mail a month later.

The MOLE™ allows officers to supervise any direction from anywhere around an intersection, increasing traffic safety and police officer’s safety during red light enforcement activities. Its inconspicuous nature and the knowledge of the potential presence of MOLE™ devices at any intersection deters more drivers from running red lights. The MOLE™ system is an excellent alternative to red light cameras and "blue-lights", yet it can also coexist with them.

For less cost than a red light camera enforcing one direction and one intersection only, police departments can enforce over ten intersections in all directions, without paying recurrent fees or yearly contracts!

To learn more about its operation and our products click here.

Benefits

Increase traffic and police officer’s safety
Enforce any direction from anywhere around the intersection
Improve focus on potential violators by listening to voice prompts
Add value to your existing Electronic Citation Systems, mobile/handheld computers and PDAs
Avoid monthly expenditures and royalty fees
Easy, low cost installation - less than 30 minutes per intersection
Fundable by Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) grants

"The MOLE™ is the most effective device we have available to enforce red light running, allowing officers to monitor traffic in ALL directions while enhancing their own safety"
Traffic Sergeant
Pleasanton PD, CA

“You're able to talk to an officer when he stops you, explain if there's an emergency, why he went through a red light, whereas a camera just takes a picture and sends you a ticket”
Traffic Officer
Pleasanton PD, CA

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