Thanks to grants by the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) 7 police agencies will get lidars designed to measure distances between 2 vehicles to determine if a vehicle is following another vehicle too closely. Last year in Oregon almost one in three crashes involved rear end collisions (13,400 out of 44,878 total crashes).

Laser Technology, Inc., also known as LTI (a Colorado company), has recently introduce a lidar intended to measure how close a vehicle is tailgating another. LTI has not released any useful information describing how the tailgate measuring system works.

This type of technology has not been scrutinized by any outside parties or agencies, or challenged in court -- yet. Also see Radar FAQ .

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