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An articulated truck driver involved in a crash with a tree in Cornwall escaped with minor injuries from the wreckage, firefighters have said. The twisted remains of the cab showed the effect of the collision with the tree on the A395 near Launceston.L…
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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…
Britons could face heftier fines and points on a licence for not wearing a seatbelt in a vehicle and breaking other crucial driving laws as new AI cameras roll out across the UK.
The harsher penalties come as Devon and Cornwall Police use artificial in…
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…
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…
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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By Sam Merriman[1] Published: 11:07, 5 July 2024 | Updated: 11:33, 5 July 2024
AI speed cameras that can ‘spy inside’ cars are set to be rolled out across the UK to catch drivers using mobile phones or failing to wear seatbelts.The n…
There’s growing outrage over the deployment of new speed cameras equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) that capture images of drivers’ faces and forward them to the police[1]. These advanced cameras are being introduced as research from the Depart…
It might be illegal, but plenty of motorists still seem to think it’s okay to use their phone when they’re behind the wheel. The good news is that the National Highways agency is investing in technology which can catch out serial scrollers in an effort…