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Fort Lee Parking Authority approves 36-month Automotus mobile enforcement camera pilot
Summary
The Fort Lee Parking Authority on Dec. 9 authorized a 36-month pilot with Automotus, Inc. to deploy AI-powered mobile trailer cameras for curbside enforcement, with legal counsel review and Executive Director oversight. The board voted unanimously to implement the pilot and directed the executive director to coordinate installation, data integration, and enforcement procedures.
The Fort Lee Parking Authority voted unanimously Dec. 9 to enter a Master Services Agreement with Automotus, Inc. for a 36-month Mobile Trailer Camera Pilot for Enforcement. The resolution authorizes Executive Director Hernani Goncalves to execute the agreement and manage implementation, including equipment installation and data integration.
The authority’s resolution describes Automotus’s platform as using AI-powered cameras and mobile trailer-mounted hardware to monitor curbside activity and automate enforcement. Legal counsel reviewed the Master Services Agreement, Order Form, and related documents for legal sufficiency before the board approved the pilot. The board’s action directs the executive director to take all administrative and operational steps necessary to run the pilot.
