Fewer Crashes, Slower Speeds, Safer Work Zones for Alabama
Operating the most active work zone speed enforcement programs in the country, Elovate is ready to support Alabama’s first pilot with a proven, independently validated program model.
The Trend Is Going the Wrong Way
Crashes and injuries are rising even as fatalities fall
Alabama’s injury count jumped by 182 in a single year, a 35% increase in 2025 over 2024. Declining fatalities may reflect better emergency response, not safer driving. The crash problem is worsening.
Traditional enforcement can’t cover every zone, every shift
Speeding and following too closely are the leading crash contributors, but zone geometry and staffing levels cannot match 67 active construction counties simultaneously.
Behavior only changes with consistent, predictable consequences
Drivers slow for a visible officer, then speed up when one isn’t there. Camera systems maintain the same enforcement presence on day one and day 500, without gaps.
Alabama’s pilot must prove itself to the Legislature
SB 341 requires effectiveness data reported back to the Legislature. Pilots that can’t document speed reduction and crash trends don’t become permanent programs.
Alabama has made meaningful progress in reducing work zone fatalities, but even one life lost is too many. These are not just numbers; they are families forever changed.
— Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, National Work Zone Awareness Week, April 2026
Proven Programs. Verified Outcomes.
Every result below is based on real-world Elovate deployments and published agency findings.
The longest-running active work zone speed enforcement program in North America. 16 years of continuous operation, published by both MDOT SHA and the Federal Highway Administration.
Indiana’s work zone speed enforcement pilot launched in 2024 with Elovate as the contracted vendor. INDOT publicly reported first-year results in September 2025.
Launched April 2025 under contract with WSDOT. Leadership publicly cited the program’s results in 2026 as it prepared to expand to additional corridors.
The Delaware Electronic Speed Safety Program operates on I-95 and is expanding to additional construction corridors. DelDOT published official outcome data in 2024.
End-to-End Solutions for Alabama
Alabama’s pilot focuses on work zone speed enforcement today, but the platform supports every major enforcement program.
Work Zone Enforcement
The direct application for SB 341, built on demonstrated outcomes from MDOT SHA, INDOT, WSDOT, and DelDOT.
Speed Enforcement
The industry’s most flexible solution, powered by AI-enabled cameras. Proven to reduce fatalities and increase compliance on corridors, arterials, and high-injury networks.
Red-Light Enforcement
Camera-based enforcement at signalized intersections, with our longest-running program in continuous operation since 1997. Ready to deploy in Alabama when authorization expands.
School Zone Enforcement
Elovate delivers a complete turnkey school zone program. Fairfax County saw a 24% drop in school zone speeding. Howard County reduced collisions by 41%.
The Technology Behind Every Program
A proven platform for compliant, scalable work zone programs across the country.
- AI-enabled cameras — high-resolution capture with automated violation detection, built for all weather and lighting conditions
- Scanning LiDAR & tracking radar — the most accurate speed measurement available; deployed per-site based on zone geometry
- CiteWeb® violation processing — complete chain of custody, 100% audit trail, and full legal defensibility on every citation
- 30M+ events processed annually — proven at state scale, not just pilot scale
The Partner Alabama Needs
The most active work zone enforcement operator in the country, backed by three decades of helping states build automated enforcement from the ground up.
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Aligned with public safety, not citation volume
Our model is built around behavior change, not citation count.
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The most active work zone programs in the US
Six state-level work zone enforcement contracts running today — Maryland, Illinois, Delaware, Indiana, Washington, and Virginia.
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True turnkey — cameras, processing, analytics, public education
One partner, one contract, no gaps and no finger pointing between vendors.
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Built for pilots that have to prove themselves
SB 341 requires effectiveness data reported back to the Legislature. The same reporting infrastructure that publishes Maryland’s, Indiana’s, and Washington’s outcomes is built into every Elovate program.
Ready to start the conversation before the RFP drops?
Pre-RFP vendor conversations are legal and standard practice. Experienced municipalities always start early.