Overview
The Lucknow Ring Road is a 104 km high-speed corridor around Lucknow. As part of NHAI's 2023 enforcement policy, Stellarview went live across the corridor's gantry network from May 2026 under a five-year operations arrangement, combining AI Global Shutter cameras with radar-based speed detection.
The challenge
Before this deployment, the corridor depended on manual enforcement that could not keep pace with continuous high-speed traffic.
- Accident-prone stretches with no automated way to flag risk in real time
- Inconsistent seatbelt, lane, and speed compliance across 104 km
- Limited visibility into vehicle volumes, classification, and flow
- An enforcement-to-revenue gap: manual checks could not produce consistent, evidence-backed challans
The solution
Stellarview deployed its Vehicle Speed Detection System (VSDS), integrated with Qualix radar, across 22 fixed gantries and 57 Stellarview Global Shutter cameras spanning the full corridor. Pulse IR enables night enforcement, including in-cabin seatbelt detection.
Impact
This is the first camera-based enforcement system on the corridor, giving NHAI continuous automated detection where none existed before.
Conclusion
The LRR deployment shows how Global Shutter cameras and radar can deliver court-ready highway enforcement at corridor scale, day and night, without relying on manual patrols.