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Israeli Police Launch New In-Car Cameras to Record Traffic Violations Without Stopping Drivers

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First reported by Ynet · 7 hours ago

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The Israeli Police have launched the "Road Officers" project, installing cameras in patrol cars to record dangerous traffic violations without stopping drivers, aiming to improve enforcement and reduce accidents nationwide.

01Israeli Police launch "Road Officers" project with cameras in patrol cars to record traffic violations without stopping drivers.
02About 100 cameras are installed, with hundreds more planned for deployment.
03Cameras capture life-threatening offenses like illegal overtaking and running red lights.
04Footage is reviewed centrally, and fines are issued to vehicle owners based on violations.
05Police Commissioner Danni Levi vows strict enforcement against reckless drivers.
06Traffic Chief Haim Shmueli says the goal is accident reduction, not increasing fines.

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