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Israeli Police Expand Digital Traffic Enforcement with Mobile Cameras

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First reported by Ynet · Jul 8, 2026

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The Israeli Police have expanded their traffic enforcement by installing cameras in patrol cars to record violations without stopping drivers, focusing on five key offenses. Recorded footage will be reviewed and fines mailed to offenders. The initiative aims to enhance road safety using technology amid ongoing concerns about traffic fatalities.

01Israeli Police equip patrol cars with cameras to record traffic violations without stopping drivers.
02The program targets five dangerous offenses including running red lights and illegal overtaking.
03Footage is reviewed centrally before tickets are mailed to offenders’ homes.
04About 100 cameras are installed with hundreds more planned for police vehicles.
05219 road fatalities occurred in Israel so far in 2026, an 8% decrease from last year.
06Digital enforcement now accounts for 53% of all traffic enforcement actions.

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