An additional 250km of National Highway 1 has cameras that automatically detect violations.

The surveillance camera system will support the traffic police force to improve the effectiveness of detecting and handling violations, enhancing safety on the roads.

250km of National Highway 1 through the localities of Nghe An, Ha Tinh and Quang Binh is equipped with 55 camera stations to monitor and detect violations by drivers on both sides of the road. The locations are placed before intersections with green and red lights, on open roads.

The camera system can automatically detect vehicles speeding, driving in the wrong lane, stopping or parking illegally, or driving in the wrong direction..., thanks to the computer analyzing the image and comparing it with the regulations of the Road Traffic Law.

Image from the surveillance system of the authorities.

Cameras that automatically detect vehicle violations will effectively support roadside monitoring activities, reducing the presence of police on traffic routes. More importantly, this equipment is expected to significantly change drivers' behavior and compliance with regulations compared to when these monitors were not available.

In addition to the ability to detect specific violations of each vehicle, the integration of the Road Traffic Law with the vehicle management data system can allow tracing of violating vehicle owners, comparing violations with the administrative penalty framework, printing results in writing, so that authorities can send fine notices...

According to VNN