At the end of 2018, Brickyard installed Enforcement Cameras in the center of Voorburg – a Dutch city. The objective of these cameras was to keep cars and mopeds out of the pedestrian zone of Voorburg. A year later, the municipality stated that there was a successful behavioral change. The number of mopeds in the center dropped by 70%.

For years, the municipality of Breda had huge troubles with the bus lane at the ‘Houtmarkt’. The bollard – that was placed at the bus lane – should only allow people with an exemption, including busses, police cars, ambulances, and inhabitants. However, the bollard did not function properly and became unpredictable, dangerous, and – most of all – very expensive for the municipality. The bollard broke regularly and caused damage to vehicles with and without an exemption. Brickyard solved this problem with smart Camera Enforcement.

Since this month, the municipality of Ridderkerk (Netherlands) started using Brickyard Camera Enforcement at their bus lane ‘Rijksstraatweg’. Residents are experiencing nuisance by “cut-through traffic” that is using the bus lane for a shortcut. During this trial period, it will be examined whether camera enforcement will reduce cut-through traffic.