Violations & Traffic Enforcement Management
The complete digital lifecycle of a traffic violation, from the first detection to a closed case.
VTEM is the central system for managing traffic violations and automating enforcement. It brings together ANPR/LPR cameras, radars, red-light systems, officers' mobile devices, national registries and payment services, so the whole process runs digitally, without paper and without re-entering data.
Every violation is linked to its legal article, procedure and document template. Every step, from evidence review to delivery and payment, is recorded and attributable to a person or an automated service.
Multi-source intake
Automatic events from ANPR/LPR cameras, stationary and mobile radars, and red-light and stop-line detection, plus manual entry of events and measures by officers.
Evidence-first review
Complete evidence packages with images, video, time, location and signal state. Inconsistencies are highlighted, and dismissals require a documented reason.
Legal-grade documents
Numbered misdemeanour orders from versioned templates, with qualified e-signature and institutional seal, plus printing, enveloping, dispatch and delivery tracking.
Registry enrichment
Authorised vehicle and owner data, the register of fines and penalty points. Vehicles registered abroad are processed on the basis of the captured evidence.
Watch lists & alerts
Dynamic lists of vehicles of interest, for example crime-related, public transport, emergency services or special categories, with real-time alerts to patrols.
Citizen channel & analytics
Access through a portal by QR code or reference, online payment and driver declaration. Dashboards cover repeat offences, foreign vehicles and trends.
8 steps, one audit trail.
High-level view. Stages, roles and approvals are configured with each institution according to its legal framework.
- The whole offence process is digital, from detection to payment
- Much less administration for officers and back-office staff
- Evidence that holds up under review and in court
- Faster collection of fines with full transparency