PRIVACY & TRANSPARENCY
Safety & Privacy Can Coexist
Protecting privacy is central to every traffic safety program Altumint supports. We provide clear guidance to help communities understand how information is collected, used, protected, retained, and governed.
OUR COMMITMENT
Clear Standards. Clear Answers.
Communities should have clear answers about what information is collected, why it exists, who can access it, how long it is retained, and what safeguards apply. Altumint’s Program Guidelines on Data Privacy provide the detailed standards behind these practices, while the companion FAQ explains them in straightforward language.
Our privacy framework addresses:
- Defined Purpose: Program information is collected and used for authorized traffic-safety purposes.
- Defined Retention & Destruction: Program information is retained and destroyed according to applicable program requirements and state and local rules.
- Identity Protections: Altumint’s published privacy guidelines state that facial recognition, biometric identification and driver-identification photography are outside the scope of its programs.
PRIVACY RESOURCES
Privacy Information and Resources
DETAILED STANDARDS
Program Guidelines on Data Privacy
Review Altumint's detailed guidelines covering data practices, retention standards, access controls, security requirements, governance procedures, legal authorization, and program limitations.
PLAIN-LANGUAGE ANSWERS
Privacy Guidelines FAQ
Find straightforward answers to common questions about traffic safety programs, privacy protections, data retention, technology limitations, access, and security practices.
PURPOSE MATTERS
Different Purpose. Different Data. Different Rules.
Understanding privacy starts with understanding purpose. Learn how roadway technologies differ in what they are designed to do, what creates a record, how information is used, and what rules apply.