December, 2009
  This month
The National Campaign to Stop Red
Light Running in its Safety Focus newsletter (Technology Spotlight section) has an article about how the
MOLE™ system
aids enforcement and allows police to reduce red light running and educate
motorists. You can read the PDF article
here.
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July, 2009
 ABC7 News has a video report on how the MOLE™
helps Pleasanton police (CA) crackdown on red light violators. Please wait a
moment until the video below loads. If you can't see the video, please click
here.
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July, 2009
 Pleasanton
Weekly of July 31st explains in its cover story how this new, low cost
technology helps Pleasanton Police Department (CA) catch red light runners in a
safe, cost-effective way. You can read the text article
here or
download the PDF version with pictures
here.
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June, 2009
 This month's Police Chief Magazine, in its
Advances & Applications section has an article about how the Pleasanton
Police Department (CA) is fighting red light violators using this new wireless
technology. The MOLE™ system is the most effective device Pleasanton's P.D. has
to enforce red light running, allowing them to monitor all directions while
enhancing their own safety. You can read the article
here.
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August, 2008
 Our
new product, the MOLE™ PDB is a small, portable device that retransmits
information via BlueTooth® to a handheld computer or personal digital
assistant (PDA). The MOLE™ WMS software adds the capability to enforce red light
running to your existing portable Electronic Citation Systems, PDAs
and handheld devices operating on Windows Mobile®, making it an ideal
"One-Stop Shop" solution for traffic enforcement.
The MOLE™ PDB and MOLE™ WMS combination adds value
to your existing investment and reduces the amount of equipment that officers
must carry in the field. |
December 28, 2007
 Using
a grant issued by the OTS, the Pleasanton Police Department purchases several
MOLE™ portable (PDA) and mobile (MDC) units. With these new technology devices
the police will target red light runners, increasing the safety throughout the
community.
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October 24, 2007
 The Arcadia Police Department begins using the MOLE™ to combat red light
running throughout the community. Together with the Traffic Engineering
Division, the Police Department installed MOLE™ units at those intersections
with the highest index of accidents. Both departments will review collision
statistics and place MOLE™ devices at intersections with a history of red
light-related collisions. The Police Department doesn't anticipate an influx of
citations from the use of the device, however, they do see the use of the MOLE™
as a great resource to specifically target red light violations and lessen the
occurrences of red light-related incidents in town.
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June 19, 2007
 The Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) of California approves the MOLE™ as a
fundable Traffic Safety Device. Police Departments can now apply for a grant of
the OTS to acquire MOLE™ devices.
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June, 2007
During
the month of June, the Pleasanton Police Department made a TV public
announcement of their program to combat red light running using the MOLE™. The
TV program COPPS in Pleasanton (TV30)
informed the citizens of the Tri-Valley area (Pleasanton, Livermore, San Ramon
and Dublin) about the new technology device that will be used to enforce red
light running and increase the traffic safety throughout
the city. This is part of an educational campaign that the Pleasanton Police
Department is
promoting. |
May 8, 2007
The Pleasanton Police Department installs five MOLE™ units at the top five
intersections with the highest index of accidents throughout the city. |
February 26, 2007
The Alameda County Traffic Commissioners approve to use the MOLE™ in
Pleasanton for test and evaluation purposes.
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