SMDZ Speed Radars
Turn speeding into an actual part of your server economy and police workflow. SMDZ Speed Radars combines portable officer-operated radar units, permanent speed cameras, photographic evidence, automated tickets and persistent fine management into one complete FiveM traffic enforcement system.
Build an entire traffic enforcement network across your FiveM server.
SMDZ Speed Radars is designed to connect police traffic stops, automated speed-camera enforcement and player fines into one persistent system. Officers can operate portable radars manually, while fixed cameras continue monitoring configured roads and zones automatically.
Every violation can become more than a notification: the system can capture evidence, record vehicle information, generate the ticket and preserve outstanding fines in SQL.
// TRAFFIC_MONITORING_ACTIVEPut the radar in the officer's hands and make roadside enforcement interactive.
Portable Radar Equipment
Officers can use portable radar equipment from their inventory and scan approaching vehicles during live traffic enforcement.
Directional Raycasting
The system is designed to detect vehicles facing the radar lens, reducing unrelated captures outside the intended scan direction.
Configurable Speed Limits
Different areas can use different speed limits, allowing enforcement rules to match highways, city streets and custom zones.
Automatic Fine Generation
When configured conditions are met, speeding violations can generate fines automatically instead of requiring manual ticket creation.
A speeding ticket can include the evidence that caused it.
When a violation is captured, the radar can create an image from the camera perspective together with the key information needed to document the event.
Vehicle, speed, time and fine — captured together.
Evidence can contain the vehicle plate, detected speed, applicable speed limit, date, time and fine amount. The ticket is designed to present these details in a readable format instead of showing players a generic penalty notification.
Captured
Plate · Speed · Limit · Date · Time · Fine Amount · Radar View
Watch traffic through the radar instead of waiting for a number to appear.
Manual Camera Aim
Officers can control the viewing direction manually for targeted roadside surveillance.
Up to 10× Zoom
Extended camera zoom allows officers to monitor vehicles over a larger visible distance.
Night Vision Mode
A night-vision option extends manual camera use into darker traffic conditions.
Manual Flash
The camera flash can be triggered manually, giving officers an additional visual interaction during enforcement.
Create a permanent speed-camera network across Los Santos.
Fixed radars can be positioned across highways, downtown roads or custom areas, allowing server staff to build persistent enforcement zones that survive restarts.
Set Speed Limits
Configure the limit applied to each camera or enforcement location.
Create Radar Zones
Cameras can be organized into groups to simplify management across multiple locations.
Manage In Game
Admin tools support duplication, movement, editing and deletion of deployed radar locations.
SQL Persistence
Permanent radar configuration remains stored after server restarts.
The radar checks whether the vehicle can actually be captured before applying enforcement.
Line-of-Sight Validation
Vehicle detection is limited to targets within the appropriate line of sight and configured capture cone.
Occlusion Filtering
If walls, trees or other obstructions block the radar view, the system can ignore that vehicle instead of treating it as a valid capture.
Configurable Exemptions
Selected categories such as emergency services or configured VIP groups can be excluded from automatic fines.
Persistent Ticket Records
Fine data is stored persistently in SQL, while payment and enforcement logic are handled on the server side.
Let players review what happened, then settle the fine through the server economy.
Captured players can review their evidence and outstanding violations through the provided ticket interface instead of receiving only a one-line charge notification.
Review Captured Evidence
Players can inspect the photographic evidence and associated ticket information from the provided interface.
Fine History
Outstanding and unpaid violations remain visible instead of disappearing after the initial capture.
Cash Payment
The supplied system includes payment through police NPC locations for servers that want a physical fine-payment workflow.
Bank Payments
Compatible framework integrations allow fines to be paid from player bank accounts as part of the server economy.
One traffic enforcement system for ESX, QBCore and QBox servers.
Framework integration is handled through smdz_bridge,
providing a common layer for supported server environments.
- Frameworks
- ESX / QBCore / QBox Supported through the supplied smdz_bridge integration layer.
- Radar types
- Portable + Fixed Officer-operated portable radar and permanent speed-camera systems.
- Evidence
- Photo Capture Violations can include photographic evidence and detailed ticket information.
- Storage
- SQL Persistent Radar configurations and fine records are described as persistent across server restarts.
- Validation
- Server-Side Enforcement includes server-side capture and fine validation.
- Delivery
- Tebex / Escrow Distributed through Tebex using FiveM Asset Escrow.
Turn highways, city streets and police checkpoints into active enforcement zones.
Highway Patrol
Give highway units a dedicated enforcement tool for monitoring high-speed routes and roadside checkpoints.
Urban Speed Cameras
Build permanent enforcement points around busy downtown roads and high-risk city areas.
Government Revenue
Fine payments can become part of the server economy and support police or government roleplay structures depending on configuration.
Documented Violations
Photo evidence and persistent fine records make enforcement more transparent than instant unexplained money deductions.
Stop making speeding a number in the corner of the screen. Turn it into a complete enforcement system.
SMDZ Speed Radars brings portable police radar, permanent speed cameras, live monitoring, 10× zoom, night vision, photographic evidence, automatic fines, configurable exemptions, server-side validation and persistent SQL records together in one traffic-focused FiveM resource for ESX, QBCore and QBox servers.