Rear License Plate Also 'Click'... Gyeongnam Police Pilot Operation of Rear Unmanned Enforcement Cameras

Speeding Enforcement for Two-Wheelers Possible for 3 Months Starting December 15

The Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency will pilot test rear unmanned enforcement cameras that capture the rear license plates of vehicles violating traffic regulations at six locations in the province for three months starting from the 15th of this month.

According to the provincial police agency, the rear enforcement cameras have been installed near ▲ Geoje Suwol Intersection (towards Gohyeon) ▲ Sacheon Saju Intersection (towards City Hall) ▲ Jinju 10th Square (towards Jinyangho) ▲ Yangsan 7th Intersection (towards Busan) ▲ Yangsan Namyangsan e-Pyeonhansesang Apartment (towards Eonyang) ▲ Masan Naeseo 119 Safety Center (towards Jungri Station).

There are plans to expand installation to 13 locations including local roads in the first half of next year.

Rear license plate unmanned enforcement camera.

Existing unmanned enforcement cameras only capture front license plates, so violations by two-wheeled vehicles with rear license plates could not be detected.

The rear enforcement cameras use video analysis technology to simultaneously identify rear license plates of both regular vehicles and two-wheeled vehicles, enabling enforcement against violations such as speeding and signal violations by two-wheeled vehicles.

A provincial police agency official said, “With the installation of rear unmanned enforcement cameras, violations by all vehicles including two-wheeled vehicles can now be detected,” adding, “We hope all drivers voluntarily comply with traffic laws and participate in creating a safe traffic culture.”

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