Live violations
Every speed event, stunt driving detection, and compliance breach is recorded with reference code, timestamp, location, direction of travel, and driver identity. Structured for triage, review, and escalation.
Traffic cameras cover a fraction of road distance in any jurisdiction. Velantra covers every registered vehicle — continuously, offline-first, and without fixed camera infrastructure. One government decision activates coverage across the entire vehicle population.
Fixed locations only — cameras cover select intersections and corridors
No offline capability — cameras stop when power or connectivity fails
Infrastructure cost scales with locations — every new coverage point requires new hardware
No compliance visibility — cameras cannot see registration status, licence expiry, or inspection records
Reactive enforcement only — violations caught only when a vehicle passes a camera
Every registered vehicle — coverage scales with the vehicle population, not infrastructure spend
Offline-first — the NomadStick records and enforces without connectivity. Nothing is lost.
Registration-linked deployment — one government decision activates the entire jurisdiction
Full compliance visibility — inspection, registration, and licence status tracked continuously
Continuous evidence — every trip recorded, every violation structured, every event timestamped
Velantra's deployment model is tied to vehicle registration, not camera placements. The NomadStick is assigned to a vehicle at registration. Coverage grows as the registered vehicle population grows.
A provincial or national government mandates NomadStick installation at vehicle registration.
Each registered vehicle receives a NomadStick at point of registration. Device ID is linked to the vehicle record.
From first ignition, the NomadStick records trips, enforces speed and compliance logic, and delivers driver alerts — no further infrastructure required.
Government operators access the dashboard to review violations, compliance alerts, device health, and trip evidence across the jurisdiction.
Every speed event, stunt driving detection, and compliance breach is recorded with reference code, timestamp, location, direction of travel, and driver identity. Structured for triage, review, and escalation.
Inspection expiry, registration expiry, and licence status tracked continuously across every registered vehicle. Compliance driving alerts fire when a vehicle operates with expired documents. With physical registration stickers now eliminated in New Brunswick, continuous electronic compliance monitoring is no longer optional — it is the only scalable method available.
Every violation includes Street View location context, intercept map, speed vs limit, and driver-vehicle linkage. Structured for enforcement and legal use.
Representative data from the active New Brunswick pilot deployment.
Violations Today
32
This Week
107
This Month
56
Velantra is in active pilot deployment in New Brunswick, Canada. The NomadStick device is recording real trips, detecting real violations, and feeding real compliance data to the operator dashboard — today.
116
Trips recorded to date
3,602.6 km
Total distance monitored
910,882
Speed-limit data points mapped across NB
15
Active geo alert markers
The NomadStick device is currently active in New Brunswick, recording trips along HWY-11, the Chaleur Bay corridor, and routes through the Acadian Peninsula — areas where fixed camera coverage is sparse or non-existent.
As of April 1, 2026, the Government of New Brunswick eliminated physical vehicle registration stickers, following amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. Registration status is now verified electronically only.
This creates a direct and immediate gap: without a physical sticker, passing vehicles cannot be visually checked for registration compliance. Roadside electronic verification requires a stop or a plate scan — coverage remains limited by enforcement capacity.
Velantra's continuous compliance monitoring closes this gap. The NomadStick tracks registration expiry across every enrolled vehicle and fires a compliance driving alert the moment an expired vehicle is operating on the road — no roadside stop required.
Source: Government of New Brunswick, Service New Brunswick — April 1, 2026
Velantra has prototyped a registration-integrated enrollment workflow demonstrating how NomadStick device assignment can be tied directly to vehicle registration at the point of service.
The workflow prototype covers: vehicle identification (VIN and plate), device ID assignment, primary driver licence linkage, and compliance record initialisation — all structured to align with existing provincial registration processes.
Government approval and a formal integration partnership are required to activate this pathway in production. Velantra is ready to demonstrate the prototype to provincial transport and registration authorities.
Velantra's cloud infrastructure runs on Google Cloud Platform in the northamerica-northeast1 region — Montréal, Québec. All trip data, violation records, compliance state, and evidence chains are stored and processed within Canada.
This is directly relevant for provincial government procurement requirements and Québec Law 25 compliance. No data is routed through US-based infrastructure.
Google Cloud Platform, Montréal region
All data stored and processed within Canada
Infrastructure aligned with Canadian provincial data residency requirements
We are currently accepting pilot partnership enquiries from government agencies across Canada. A briefing covers the platform architecture, the NB pilot results, the registration integration pathway, and deployment economics. International enquiries are welcome.
Briefings available in English and French.