GREENWICH, CT - Greenwich has launched the first phase of their safety partnership with Blue Line Solutions to deploy an Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program in multiple school zones, bolstering the county’s commitment to student safety, driver accountability and data-driven traffic enforcement.

School Zone Coverage

Under the agreement, Blue Line Solutions will provide ASE technology at the following schools:

• Central Middle School
• Glenville School
• Greenwich Academy
• Greenwich High School
• Parkway School
• North Street School
• Brunswick Lower School
• Eagle Hill School

These designated zones will transition from a 30-day warning period commencing October 6,2025, into fully-operational enforcement on November 5, 2025 when cameras go live under school-zone beacon hours. The system monitors vehicles that exceed posted speed limits by at least 10 miles per hour during active school zone times.

Data-Driven Safety with Local Control

In Greenwich at these school zones, Blue Line Solutions’ 5-day pre-program speed studies measured 223,109 drivers a week in the school zone with 44,208 speeding vehicles. Of those speeding, 28,416 vehicles were speeding between 11-14 MPH over the enforceable speed limit. Another 13,152 vehicles were speeding between 15-20 MPH over the enforceable speed limit. An additional 1,940 speeding vehicles were exceeding 21 MPH or more over the enforceable speed limit across these school zones.

We know that speed kills; statistics show a child struck by a vehicle traveling 40 MPH, only has a one in 10 chance of survival, but if you slow that down to 20 MPH, that same child has a much-improved survival rate of nine in 10. Speeding is also a primary contributing factor in motor vehicle crashes resulting in personal injury and deaths. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 64% of child pedestrians killed in traffic crashes occurred during the weekday (6AM Monday to 6:00PM. Friday).

To address those safety concerns, the following technical measures were put in place in each school zone as part of a Blue Line Solutions ASE safety program:

• Lane-specific laser LiDAR detection captures accurate speed data for vehicles in each direction of travel.
• Each recorded violation is reviewed and approved by a trained Greenwich police officer prior to summons issuance to ensure both fairness and accountability.
• Cameras and enforcement only operate during active school zone hours, and each site will be clearly signed in advance to maximize visibility and community trust.

Zero Up-Front Cost, Shared Success

The contract structure ensures no upfront cost to Greenwich for system installation and operations. Revenue from paid summonses will be shared with the County, supporting future safety initiatives without burdening taxpayers, prioritizing safety over everything.

Building Safer Communities Together

By selecting Blue Line Solutions, Greenwich joins a growing network of municipalities using advanced enforcement tools to reduce dangerous driving behavior where it matters most: school zones and neighborhoods. Early case studies have shown reductions in speeding of an average of 90% or greater following ASE implementation.

“Our goal is straightforward: slow the drivers who pose the greatest risk and keep our children, educators and community safe,” said Blue Line Solutions founder and CEO Mark Hutchinson.

About Blue Line Solutions

Blue Line Solutions, LLC is a Chattanooga-based provider of Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) and traffic safety technology for municipalities and law enforcement agencies nationwide. Founded by law enforcement professionals, Blue Line Solutions partners with agencies to deliver transparent, data-driven, and community-centered solutions that save lives and promote safer driving behavior in school and work zones.