OMNIQ expands Q Shield into Pennsylvania with two municipal agreements; 18 cameras at nine intersections

OMNIQ Corp.

Two-year agreements with a northeast Pennsylvania borough and a southeast township; both are OMNIQ's first Q Shield deployments in the state, expected to go live in 2026.
Initial deployments add 18 cameras across nine intersections on corridors carrying roughly 80,000 vehicles/day, based on PennDOT traffic data.
Revenue model is a per-citation processing fee after authorized officer review, creating transaction-based recurring revenue; each agreement includes a six-month evaluation period.
Q Shield identifies vehicles with suspended, revoked or expired registrations and, at one of the two sites, vehicles without required insurance coverage.
OMNIQ says it is in talks with additional Pennsylvania municipalities; CEO Shai Lustgarten cites scalability without proportionally increasing agency personnel.

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