Stop Sign Cameras
Catches rolling stops — not just speeders.
- Knows a full stop from a rolling stop
- Your board sets how strict each stop sign is
- Video with every notice
For HOAs, gated communities & private clubs
AI traffic cameras for private communities.
Stop sign, speed, and pedestrian crossing enforcement for your community roads. Start with a traffic study to see what's really happening.
- Every violation reviewed
- Your board decides
- Mailed in your HOA's name
- Installed and maintained for you
Signs don't slow drivers down. Enforcement does.
Bigger signs, painted lines, speed bumps — and drivers still roll stop signs, speed, and ignore crosswalks. Without evidence, the board has nothing to enforce.
50%
of US traffic injuries happen at intersections.
90% vs 10%
pedestrian survival at 20 mph vs. 30 mph.
Under 3%
of drivers repeat a violation after their first notice.
Products
Three cameras. One simple program.
Speed Cameras
Enforces your community's speed limit.
- Your board sets the limit
- Works day and night
- Video with every notice
Pedestrian Crossing Cameras
Protects residents in the crosswalk.
- Catches drivers who don't yield to pedestrians
- Ideal near pools, clubhouses, and walking paths
- Video with every notice
Included with every product.
We do the work. Your board stays in charge.
We handle
- 01Installation and maintenance
- 02Reviewing every violation
- 03Mailing notices in your HOA's name
Your board controls
- 04What gets mailed — and what doesn't
- 05An online dashboard for board members
- 06Your data — never sold
Guides Stop sign cameras for HOAs How HOAs enforce stop signs Choosing a stop sign camera provider HOA traffic studies
Caught on camera
See exactly what your board sees.
Inside an HOA: a car blows right through a stop sign.
- Stop zone and stop line analyzed frame by frame
- Plate captured from the sharpest frame
- Time-stamped video attached to the notice
Inside an HOA: a work truck clocked at 32 mph in a 25 mph zone.
- Radar-measured speed, not an estimate
- Peak speed and speed profile recorded
- Plate captured in color
Inside an HOA: a car drives through while a resident is already in the crosswalk.
- Knows when a pedestrian has the right of way
- Vehicle speed and distance tracked
- Full conflict timeline saved as evidence
Traffic study
Not sure where to start? Start with a traffic study.
We put solar-powered cameras at your problem spots for a few days — nothing to wire. You get a clear report and a video of the worst drivers — ready to share with your board.
Book a Traffic Study Call
How it works
Three simple steps.
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Traffic Study
See what's really happening at your corners.
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Board Decision
Choose which cameras and where.
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Enforcement
Cameras go up. Every violation is reviewed by our team, your board approves it, and we mail the notice in your HOA's name.
Installs
Real installs in real communities.
Compact, pole-mounted cameras. No road work.
Why communities choose us.
Stop sign experts
Few vendors can enforce stop signs. Our patented technology was built for it.
Your board stays in control
You set the rules and approve every notice.
We do the work
Review, mailing, and resident questions handled for you.
What do you offer?
Stop sign, speed, and pedestrian crossing cameras for private communities.
Where do we start?
With a traffic study. It shows you exactly where the problems are.
What does it cost?
It depends on your community. We'll go over pricing on a quick call.
Who installs the cameras?
We can install them, or guide your team — whatever works for your community.
Do we need power or wiring?
For the traffic study, no — we use solar cameras. For enforcement we prefer a wired connection for reliability, and we'll walk you through what your site needs.
Who reviews the violations?
Our team reviews every violation first. Then your board sees it and decides what gets mailed.
Who mails the notices?
We do — in your HOA's name.
What do residents receive?
A notice with a link to see the video and pay or dispute online.
What if a resident disagrees?
They can dispute online. Your board has the final say.
What about guests and vendors?
We follow your community's guidelines.
Is this legal?
Yes, on private community roads. Your board enforces its own rules. We recommend your association attorney review your governing documents.
Is this a traffic ticket?
No. It's a community notice — no points on anyone's license.
Who owns the data?
Your community.
Do you sell our data?
Never.
Who sees the footage?
Only our review team and your HOA board.
Do you use facial recognition?
No.
Start with one intersection.
Pick a time for a 30-minute call. We'll walk you through everything.
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