At Altumint, protecting privacy is a foundational part of every traffic safety program we deploy. Our systems are designed for a single purpose: improving roadway safety through authorized automated traffic enforcement programs.
We believe communities deserve clear answers about what information is collected, how it is used, who can access it, and what safeguards are in place to protect it. That is why we publish both our Altumint Program Guidelines on Data Privacy and our companion FAQ.
Our privacy framework is built on several key principles:
- Limited-purpose traffic safety technology
- No vehicle tracking or travel-history databases
- No facial recognition or driver identification technology
- No integration with unrelated surveillance technologies
- Restricted, role-based access controls
- Defined data retention and destruction procedures
- Compliance with recognized security and privacy standards, including SOC 2 Type II and CJIS requirements
Whether you are a resident, policymaker, transportation professional, or government partner, these resources explain how Altumint approaches privacy, security, and responsible program management.
Review our complete Altumint Program Guidelines on Data Privacy, including data collection practices, retention standards, access controls, security requirements, governance procedures, and program limitations.
Download Altumint Program Guidelines on Data Privacy
Read Altumint Program Guidelines on Data Privacy
Looking for a quick overview? Our Privacy Guidelines FAQ answers the most common questions about automated traffic safety programs, privacy protections, data retention, technology limitations, and security practices in straightforward language.
Download Privacy Guidelines FAQ
Know the Rules
Understanding how traffic safety technology works is the first step toward informed public discussion. Our privacy commitments are designed to ensure that automated traffic enforcement programs remain focused on safety, accountability, and transparency. Learn more about how Altumint’s technology differs from broader surveillance technologies and why privacy safeguards are built into every program from day one.