Police Use City Surveillance Cameras to Issue Traffic Tickets
Traffic expert attorney Nir Shalom has warned about the implications of a new reform allowing police to issue traffic tickets directly from city surveillance cameras. This initiative sees police officers operating in front of these cameras, enabling them to generate citations remotely.
Shalom also highlighted concerns regarding the calibration of speed cameras, noting that deviations have recently been found to be minimal, measured in single kilometers per hour. This suggests a potential for increased enforcement and ticketing.
Furthermore, Shalom advised drivers on how to interact with police officers during traffic stops. He cautioned that saying "I'm sorry" to an officer, even if intended as an apology, could be misconstrued and potentially lead to the suspension of a driver's license.
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