OMNIQ Corp. has secured a two-year contract to deploy its Q Shield™ platform in Arkansas to enforce uninsured vehicle laws using license plate recognition technology. The system will identify uninsured vehicles and support citation issuance, generating recurring revenue for OMNIQ based on citation volume. This marks OMNIQ's first deployment in Arkansas and could lead to further opportunities in the state. Enforcement decisions remain with local authorities, while OMNIQ handles processing and technology fees per citation.
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