Motorola L6Q Quick-Deploy License Plate Reader

The Motorola L6Q Quick-Deploy License Plate Reader is a game changer for Law Enforcement Agencies, Businesses, and other Organizations needing to quickly deploy LPR Resources.  License Plate Recognition is used to instantly identify automobiles as they enter your property.  Motorola L6Q License Plate Readers can read plates from on cars driving 75 miles per hour and faster and collect six data points for your review.  

The L6Q Quick-Deploy License Plate Reader can be installed and functional in a matter of minutes.  While most think of Law Enforcement first with an LPR, the opportunities created for businesses and organizations are great.  Would knowing the total number of cars entering your parking lot on a given day be helpful?  Would it be helpful for Law Enforcement to know a bad actor has pulled on your campus?  Would it be helpful to assist customers with finding their lost car?  These are just a few of the things you can do using License Plate Recognition Technology.  License Plate Recognition Technology is a safety tool with great marketing abilities.  Let's have a conversation!

Key Features of the Motorola L6Q Include:

• Install in a matter of Minutes
• Multiple Power Options Including Solar, Battery, and Hardwired
• Reads plates of automobiles going up to 75 mph at 75 feet 
• Stores 6 Data Points for Intelligence
• Share your Data with Local Law Enforcement to Create a Safer Environment

You Ask ... Broadwaytwoway.com Answers!

Is it legal for my organization to scan license plates?  We aren't lawyers so you should check Local Laws.  That said, it is lawful for you to scan license plates with limited data points all States except Arkansas and Maine.  

How much does a Motorola L6Q Cost?  We aren't allowed to advertise pricing on these units.  We're happy to talk you through options over the phone or email.  Give us a call at 866-218-9051 or reach out to us via CHAT.  

Who owns the data we collect?  You do.  You also get to choose how and who you share data with.  If you want Law Enforcement to know when a flagged tag comes on your property you can.  If you don't want Law Enforcement to know, that's fine too.  Your camera, your knowledge, your decision. 

Who owns the equipment?  The equipment is yours.