Drivers Should Be Alerted: If you think. That cameras on the track are used only to check the speed of traffic. So you are wrong. The government may soon introduce AI-enabled cameras to detect serious traffic violations. Equipped with artificial intelligence, optical fiber cable (OFC) infrastructure and 5G.

Thus, the government imposes fine on those people. Those who do not follow traffic rules.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has issued a new policy for the implementation of Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) standards and specifications by 2023. Governments rely heavily on artificial intelligence to enforce and improve traffic laws.

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For the new policy, NHAI will consider replacing the existing VIDES cameras with the newly launched Video Incident Detection and Monitoring System (VIDES). WHAT ARE IN VIDES? Special? Well, the new systems are capable of detecting 14 different events. Which includes triple driving, helmet and seat belt violations, driving in the wrong lane or direction, animals on the highway and crosswalks.

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New cameras are installed every 10 km.

These cameras will be installed every 10 km on national highways and command and control centers will be located every 100 km to integrate the various cameras. Apart from this, Traffic Monitoring Camera System (TMCS) will be upgraded. These cameras are located every 1 km on the national highway. And they have advanced features like automatic detection of accidents and stopped vehicles.

Superfast News Coverage By YuvaPatrkaar.com Team

Publish Date: October 18, 2023

Posted By Sunil

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