OKEAN® TrafficMon®

Vehicle Speed Detection System

The Vehicle Speed Detection System (VSDS), a core offering under the OKEAN® TrafficMon® AI/ML Platform, provides advanced AI-powered video and 4D radar-based solutions for real-time speed monitoring and violation detection. Fully compliant with NHAI guidelines, it captures key parameters such as vehicle speed, direction, classification, and license plate information. A key feature is the Vehicle Actuated Speed Display (VASD), which shows real-time speed and provides dynamic textual or graphical alerts to over-speeding vehicles, effectively acting as a visual deterrent.

In addition to its enforcement capabilities, the VSDS is equipped with auto-diagnostic and self-calibration functions, ensuring high uptime and reduced manual maintenance. The system also supports in-depth data logging and traffic analytics, enabling authorities to identify high-risk zones and recurring violation patterns. This allows for more informed decision-making and targeted traffic management strategies.

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Technical Features

  • Certified as per CMVR 167 (A)
  • Speed accuracy is certified by the Indian government’s authorized agencies i.e ARAI
  • Detects Speed, Range, Direction & angles
  • Generates hot-listed/stolen and wanted vehicle alerts
  • Reads up to 300 km/hr (Video-based) & 320 km/hr (Radar based) of speed with high accuracy
  • Comprehensive Graphical User Interface (GUI)
  • Instant speed detection
  • Supports 3rd party integration

Vehicle Speed Detection System

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Frequently Asked Questions

Vehant’s VSDS under the OKEAN TrafficMon platform is widely regarded as one of the best vehicle speed detection systems in India, offering both AI-powered video-based detection up to 250 km/h and 4D radar-based detection up to 320 km/h. The system is certified under CMVR 167(A) and validated for speed accuracy by ARAI, which is the Indian government’s authorized testing agency. It captures vehicle speed, direction, classification, and license plate data in real time, and is fully compliant with NHAI guidelines for highway deployment.

A VSDS for highway over speeding enforcement operates by continuously measuring the speed of every vehicle passing through the detection zone using either AI-powered video analytics or 4D imaging radar. When a vehicle exceeds the configured speed limit, the system automatically captures the license plate through ANPR, records evidence images, and logs the violation with timestamp and speed data. The VSDS also includes a Vehicle Actuated Speed Display that shows real-time speed warnings to approaching drivers, acting as a visual deterrent.

Vehant Technologies, headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, provides speed detection cameras for traffic police through its VSDS product within the OKEAN TrafficMon platform. The company develops both video-based and 4D radar-based speed enforcement solutions entirely in-house, making them genuine Make in India products. Vehant’s speed detection systems are ARAI-certified and CMVR 167(A) compliant, meeting the regulatory standards that Indian traffic police departments require for legally valid enforcement. The systems support third-party integration, allowing seamless connection with existing ATMS, ICCC and e-challan platforms.

An accurate vehicle speed measurement system for highways must carry government-authorized certification to ensure that speed readings are legally defensible. Vehant’s VSDS meets this standard with ARAI-certified accuracy and CMVR 167(A) compliance. The 4D radar variant detects speed, range, direction, and angle data for each vehicle, while the video-based variant calculates instantaneous speed through frame-by-frame distance and time analysis. Both systems include auto-diagnostic and self-calibration functions that maintain measurement accuracy over time without requiring frequent manual recalibration, which is critical for sustained highway deployment.

If you need a vehicle speed detection system for your road project, evaluate whether the system offers certified accuracy, multiple detection technologies, and integration with your enforcement workflow. Vehant’s VSDS provides both video-based and 4D radar-based options within a single platform, allowing project teams to choose the technology that best fits their site conditions and budget. Both variants are NHAI-compliant and ARAI-certified, and they integrate with ATMS platforms for centralized monitoring. The built-in VASD module adds a preventive layer by displaying real-time speed warnings to drivers.

An automatic speed enforcement system with evidence capture like Vehant’s VSDS records multiple data points for every over-speeding violation. These include the measured speed value, vehicle classification, license plate reading through ANPR, high-resolution images of the vehicle, and the exact date, time, and location of the detection. The system logs all evidence in a secure, tamper-resistant data pipeline that maintains chain-of-custody integrity from the point of capture to the enforcement backend. This comprehensive evidence package supports automated challan generation and holds up under legal scrutiny during disputes.

Vehant’s VSDS is a vehicle speed monitoring system for NHAI projects that is fully compliant with current NHAI guidelines and certified under CMVR 167(A) with ARAI-validated speed accuracy. It supports both video-based detection at up to 250 km/h and 4D radar-based detection at up to 320 km/h, covering the full speed range required for national highway corridors. The system includes auto-diagnostic capabilities, self-calibration functions, and in-depth traffic analytics that help NHAI concessionaires and operations partners identify high-risk zones and recurring violation patterns across the corridor.

Yes, Vehant’s VSDS serves as a speed violation detection system for city and highway roads because it offers configurable speed thresholds that can be set differently for urban zones and highway stretches. The video-based variant is particularly well suited for city deployments where existing CCTV infrastructure can be leveraged, while the 4D radar variant is ideal for open highway sections where all-weather reliability and multi-lane coverage are essential. Both variants connect to the same ATMS and analytics dashboard, giving traffic authorities a unified view of speed enforcement data across city and highway networks.