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The authorities in Oradea have implemented a system based on artificial intelligence for identifying drivers who park illegally.

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13 June 2026, 06:20
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The authorities in Oradea have started testing an automated system that uses artificial intelligence to identify and sanction drivers who park illegally on sidewalks and bike lanes. The pilot project, conducted in heavily trafficked areas, aims to reduce the obstruction of spaces designated for pedestrians and cyclists, as well as to supplement the personnel shortage in the Local Police. Currently, the system only issues warnings, but starting next month, drivers risk fines of up to 2,500 lei.


The video cameras connected to the AI platform identify vehicles, license plate numbers, and the duration of parking, and the penalties are processed automatically. Representatives of the City Hall emphasize that the goal is not to increase revenue from fines, but to ensure order and streamline the activities of the Local Police. The system automatically excludes emergency vehicles and those with special permits from sanctions.

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Amenzi de până la 2.500 lei, generate cu ajutorul inteligenței artificiale, pentru șoferii care ocupă trotuarele. Oradea testează sistemul, de luna viitoare vin sancțiunile
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Inteligența artificială, folosită la Oradea pentru a depista mașinile parcate ilegal. Șoferii riscă amenzi de până la 2.500 de lei
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Cum te amendează AI la Oradea. Șoferii care își parchează ilegal mașinile plătesc 2.500 de lei
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