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Israeli Police Launch 24/7 Mobile Cameras to Digitally Record Traffic Violations
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli Police have begun a new initiative installing cameras in patrol cars to record traffic violations 24/7, with fines issued digitally and sent by mail to reduce road accidents.
- 01Israeli Police start 'Road Officers' program with cameras in patrol cars recording traffic violations 24/7.
- 02Hundreds of cameras will capture traffic offenses continuously without interruption.
- 03The initiative aims to combat rising road fatalities and increase traffic law enforcement.
- 0480% of traffic fines are targeted to become digital under the new system.
- 05Fines will be issued automatically and mailed to offenders without police interaction.
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