Romania to implement intelligent road surveillance systems with cameras and real-time analysis to detect traffic offenses
Miruna Brosban
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Romania's new road surveillance systems will include 400 fixed video cameras on national roads with high accident risk and a real-time analysis center. These cameras will detect road violations, such as using a cell phone while driving, and automatically alert police. The first installations will take place on major highways and DNs, with plans to become operational in the first part of 2026.
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Camere video pentru depistarea celor care stau pe telefon la volan. Anunțul făcut de CNAIR
Șoferii care stau pe telefon la volan vor fi prinși de camere inteligente. Anunțul CNAIR
ANIMAŢIE. Noile camere din trafic îi filmează pe şoferii care vorbesc la telefon, iar amenda vine acasă
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