California Red Light Camera Tickets Vendors   ACS Affiliate Computer Services ACS was founded in 1988 and has become, according to their web site, the processor of more than half of the nations child-support and Medicaid payments. They also manage EZPass systems for many toll roads and service about $55 billion in federal student loans. In 2002 they reported more than $3 billion in sales. ACS claims to administer 80 percent of North Americas Red Light Cameras. ACS is one of the only companies in the Red Light Camera industry that continues to use the wet film system. Typically the wet film cameras cost the city much more in maintenance and operations due to the fact that the film must be changed by human hands every day. Most of the other Red Light Camera manufacturers have already switched over to digital film. In 2001, ACS purchased the information management division of Lockheed Martin Corp. for $825 million. This move brought them more than $4 million annually from the contracts at the Philadelphia Traffic Court, the Fire Department the Bureau of Adjudication. ACS also pulls in more than $8 million a year in ticket processing fees from the Parking Authority. ACS places many ex-government officials into company executive positions. For example, Maury Hannigan is the former commission for the California Highway Patrol and the former host of Real Stories of the Highway Patrol, he is now a vice president for ACS. Nestor Traffic Systems Nestor systems was the first company to develop a video-based red light camera unit. In a media release on Nestors web site, David Fox, Nestors president and CEO indicated the "automated enforcement systems are only as good as the evidence they collect. We believe weve raised the bar by offering the first video-based solution. CrossingGuards video sequence is like an instant replay of the violation. Other systems only offer a few still images. Video adds a broader dimension, offering more features, more capabilities and more reliable evidence." Nestor was founded in 1997. Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc The company's technologies are applied in Australia, Canada, the Middle East and the U.S.A. Redflex Traffic Systems, Inc. is a wholly owned entity of Redflex Holdings Ltd, a specialist provider of core technologies for defense, communications, traffic law enforcement and telephony access. TransCore TransCore has more than 80 locations throughout the United States and abroad. International locations include Hong Kong and Toronto as well as their affiliate, TransCore Australia, in Brisbane. TransCore has converted almost entirely to digital systems and others companies have joined the bandwagon including Mulvihill Electrical Contracting Corp., Redflex Traffic Systems and Nestor Traffic Systems of Rhode Island.

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