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A woman has been taken to hospital after a crash on the A1 southbound between an HGV and a car.Just after 2.15pm, Durham police and the ambulance service were alerted to the collision near Chester-le-Street.The crash took place two miles south of Chest…
Two people were taken to hospital after a van and car crashed on a busy County Durham road this morning.Emergency services were alerted to the collision on the A693 at Pelton, near Chester-le-Street, shortly after noon on Tuesday (September 10).Paramed…
Emergency services were alerted to the collision on the A693 at Pelton, near Chester-le-Street, shortly after noon on Tuesday (September 10).
Paramedics treated two people at the scene before taking them to hospital, while a third person made their own…
StoryfulSpeeding Driver Twice Over Limit Claims Actions Were ‘Not Dangerous'[1]A motorist who was caught driving twice the speed limit on England’s A1 motorway told police his actions were “careless, not dangerous,” in new footage released by Durham Co…
StoryfulSpeeding Driver Twice Over Limit Claims Actions Were ‘Not Dangerous'[1]A motorist who was caught driving twice the speed limit on England’s A1 motorway told police his actions were “careless, not dangerous,” in new footage released by Durham Co…
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New artificial intelligence road cameras have been introduced took catching motorists breaking the law.
The cameras are engineered to capture drivers using their mobile phone at the wheel an…
Motorists could face a hefty £1,000 fine or six points on their licence if they’re caught by new Artificial Intelligence (AI) cameras for using their mobile phones at the wheel.These cutting-edge devices are engineered to catch drivers using their mobi…
Motorists could be slapped with a £1,000 fine and six points on their licence if they’re nabbed by new AI cameras for using their mobile phones while driving. The cutting-edge devices are designed to catch drivers who are on their phones or not wearing…
New AI cameras will be rolled out from tomorrow to catch drivers who break the law by using a smartphone while driving.
Cameras will be deployed in the Greater Manchester area from September 3, as part of a wider national trial to ensure safer roads.
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Drivers[1] could get a £1,000 fine – or six points on their licence – if they’re caught on new Artificial Intelligence (AI)[2] cameras using their smartphones.
The new devices are designed to spot motorists on mobile phones and detect people not wearin…