Intelligent Roadside Poles
Stationary 3D camera props placed along highways and intersections. Automatically measure vehicle velocity and cross-reference plates against live databases with zero CPU overhead.
ANPR System Overview
The MTM-ANPR System is an advanced automatic number plate recognition and automated traffic surveillance network built specifically for FiveM servers. Designed for realistic law enforcement roleplay and high-population multiplayer environments, it replaces traditional static speed cameras with an intelligent, networked surveillance ecosystem.
Roadside camera poles, in-car patrol monitors, and a dedicated tactical tablet interface work together seamlessly to detect speeding vehicles, identify flagged suspects on the active BOLO hotlist, and distribute real-time intelligence across the entire jurisdiction.
Core System Architecture
Section titled “Core System Architecture”High-Resolution Evidence Capture
Captures photographic evidence from the camera pole perspective during infractions. Images are automatically uploaded to Discord webhooks for zero-maintenance CDN hosting.
Law Enforcement Tablet
A mobile command interface for officers featuring live detection feeds, high-definition photo inspection, BOLO management, and one-click clipboard plate copying.
Predictive Radar & Live Tracking
Draws historical vehicle trajectories and renders a dynamic, expanding tactical radar circle based on elapsed time and vehicle speed to calculate suspect flight paths.
System Capabilities Breakdown
Section titled “System Capabilities Breakdown”1. Roadside Surveillance Network
Section titled “1. Roadside Surveillance Network”Deployable camera poles monitor traffic across configured lanes. When a passing vehicle exceeds the street speed limit or matches an active BOLO entry:
- The system registers the passing event with sub-millisecond precision.
- Server-side deduplication cooldowns prevent multiple nearby players from triggering duplicate scans.
- An alert payload is dispatched to connected dispatch systems, police tablets, and patrol HUDs.
2. Evidence Offloading via Discord CDN
Section titled “2. Evidence Offloading via Discord CDN”Unlike conventional scripts that store violation screenshots directly on the server file system, MTM-ANPR utilizes Discord webhooks as a decentralized content delivery network:
- Screen buffers are captured asynchronously from the perspective of the camera pole.
- Images are transmitted directly to your secure Discord evidence channel.
- The returned CDN URL is stored in the database, ensuring zero local disk bloat and instant loading speeds in the in-game tablet.
3. In-Car Mobile Patrol Scanner
Section titled “3. In-Car Mobile Patrol Scanner”Equipped patrol vehicles can toggle a tactical dashboard HUD (/anpr_monitor) that scans traffic in front of and behind the vehicle across adjacent lanes. If a wanted vehicle is identified, officers receive instantaneous visual and auditory alerts.
Technical Specifications
Section titled “Technical Specifications”| Specification | Value / Benchmark |
|---|---|
| Idle Resource Usage (Resmon) | 0.00ms - 0.01ms |
| Active Scan Resource Usage | 0.02ms - 0.03ms |
| Framework Compatibility | QBCore, QBox, ESX Legacy, vRP, OX Core, 100% Standalone |
| Database Engines | oxmysql (MariaDB 10.4+ / MySQL 5.7+) |
| Image Storage Engine | Discord Webhook CDN (Zero local disk usage) |
| Network Architecture | Entity Owner execution with server-side RAM caching |
Documentation Directory
Section titled “Documentation Directory”Installation & Setup
Prerequisites, SQL schema installation, Discord webhook integration, and server.cfg boot sequencing.
In-Game User Guide
Operating the tablet, managing BOLO hotlists, predictive radar tracking, and camera pole placement tools.
Master Integrations
Connecting frameworks, dispatch systems, MDTs, CADs, postal resolvers, and vehicle insurance systems.
Configuration Reference
Complete documentation for every setting, threshold, command, and webhook in shared/config.lua.