Laser Technology, Inc.
Portfolio: Police Radar/Lidar Speed Enforcement & Accident Scene Reconstruction
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Description
For more than 40 years, Laser Technology, Inc. (LTI) has pioneered laser-based measurement solutions that help law enforcement agencies improve traffic safety, strengthen enforcement, and protect communities. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Centennial, Colorado, LTI designs and manufactures innovative lidar technology trusted by professionals in more than 90 countries.
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LTI helped revolutionize traffic enforcement by introducing the first commercial laser speed enforcement device, giving officers the ability to pinpoint individual vehicles in dense traffic with exceptional accuracy. Today, that legacy of innovation continues through a comprehensive portfolio of LTI 20/20 traffic safety solutions engineered around the evolving needs of modern law enforcement.
At the forefront of the portfolio is the LTI 20/20 TruVISION an advanced lidar enforcement system that combines precise speed measurement with an integrated HD camera to capture photo and video evidence. Beyond speeding, TruVISION supports enforcement against following-too-closely violations, distracted driving, stop sign violations, improper seatbelt use, and other dangerous driving behaviors. Automated camera functionality and secure evidence handling help streamline enforcement while supporting reliable documentation.
For officers who need flexibility in the field, the LTI 20/20 TruSpeed S series delivers dependable speed measurement in a compact, lightweight, rugged design built for mobile enforcement. The LTI 20/20 TruSpeed LR extends detection capabilities with a maximum range of 4,000 feet and anti-jam firmware, helping officers maintain strategic positioning and adapt to demanding enforcement environments.
Behind every solution is a commitment to engineering excellence, continuous improvement, and responsive customer support. We understand that reliable equipment is essential to daily operations, which is why we pair proven technology with dedicated service and a hassle-free demonstration program that allows agencies to evaluate solutions in real-world conditions before making an investment.
At LTI, we believe better measurement leads to better-informed decisions, and better decisions can help create safer roads. By combining decades of experience with practical, forward-thinking technology, we equip law enforcement professionals with the tools to address today's traffic safety challenges and prepare for tomorrows. Our mission remains simple: deliver smart measurement solutions that make a meaningful difference in the field and help create a safer world for everyone.
Master Agreement
MA #24823
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Products & Services Scope
- Category 1.A: Speed Enforcement
- Category 1.C: Accident and Crime Scene Re-Construction
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