School zone ahead
Audio alert fires before the school zone boundary. Schedule-aware — active only during school hours.
Safety is not about catching people. It is about giving every driver real-time awareness before a risk occurs, and preserving an objective record when something goes wrong. Velantra leads with driver protection — enforcement is the downstream consequence of persistent non-compliance.
The NomadStick delivers audio alerts to the driver in real time — before entering a school zone, before a speed limit changes, before crossing a provincial boundary. Alerts are bilingual EN/FR and driver-selectable. The language preference takes effect on the next ignition cycle.
Drivers are not surprised by enforcement. They are warned in advance. The system is designed to help compliant drivers stay compliant — not to catch them failing.
Audio alert fires before the school zone boundary. Schedule-aware — active only during school hours.
Zone-aware speed enforcement with warning, violation, and stunt tiers. Local lookup — no cloud required.
Registration, inspection, and licence expiry reminders delivered to the driver before the expiry date.
Alert on entry to a new province. Relevant for cross-border commercial and government deployments.
When an incident occurs, the NomadStick has already recorded everything. Speed, location, direction, compliance state, alerts received, and the driver's response — all structured, signed at the edge, and retrievable. The record exists before anyone asks for it.
Every violation is geo-located to a real road position. The operator sees a Street View image of the exact location where the incident occurred.
A precise intercept map shows the vehicle's position, direction of travel, and the exact point of the violation — structured for enforcement response.
Reference code, timestamp, speed vs limit, overage amount, driver identity, vehicle linkage, and compliance state — all in one retrievable evidence record.
Driver: Robert Arsenault · E123456789
Vehicle: NB ABC123 · 2024 Toyota Corolla
Location: NB-326 at HWY-315, Belle-Baie
Direction: Westbound
Speed: 71 km/h · Limit: 50 km/h
Overage: +21 km/h
Timestamp: April 02, 2026 at 6:04 PM Atlantic Time
Risk class: HIGH · Risk Index: 100.0
Inspection expiry tracked continuously. Compliance driving alert fires when a vehicle with an expired inspection is operating on the road.
Registration expiry monitored across every enrolled vehicle. As of April 1, 2026, physical registration stickers are no longer issued in New Brunswick — electronic monitoring is the only scalable verification method.
Licence expiry tracked and surfaced to both the driver (as a reminder) and the operator (as a compliance flag).
The Government of New Brunswick eliminated physical vehicle registration stickers as of April 1, 2026. Registration status is now verified electronically only. Velantra's continuous compliance monitoring is the only scalable method to track registration status across the vehicle population without a roadside stop.
Source: Government of New Brunswick, Service New Brunswick — April 1, 2026
The Velantra risk engine scores every driver based on confirmed telemetry data — not assumptions or profiling. The risk index runs from 0 to 100. Higher is worse.
Risk class breakdown: LOW: 0–20 · MILD: 21–40 · MEDIUM: 41–70 · HIGH: 71–100
Risk is broken down by category: Dangerous speeding (DN Speeding), hard acceleration, and high RPM events — each scored and weighted independently.
Risk Index is 0–100. Higher is worse.
Government agencies can request a platform briefing to see real evidence records, compliance alerts, and risk data from the active NB pilot deployment.