Hanam City Uses AI to Protect Park Safety... Automatic Enforcement Against Illegal Motorcycles at Misa Forest Park

Hanam City to Pilot AI-Based Illegal Motorcycle Enforcement System at Misa Forest Park, November 3-14
Nation’s First Attempt... Introducing AI-Based Crackdown on Illegal Motorcycle Traffic

Hanam City in Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Lee Hyunjae) announced that it will conduct a pilot operation of the 'AI-Based Illegal Motorcycle Traffic Enforcement Service for Pedestrian Safety' at Misa Forest Park from November 3 to November 14, 2025.

Hanam City, 'AI-Based Illegal Motorcycle Traffic Enforcement Service for Pedestrian Safety'. Provided by Hanam City

This project is being implemented as Hanam City was finally selected for the '2025 Data-Driven Local Problem Solving (Gonggam-e-gadeuk) Contest Project' hosted by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety. The city has installed AI-based enforcement CCTV cameras at major entrances and along walking trails within the park to detect and enforce against illegal motorcycle traffic in real time, with the goal of creating a pleasant and safe pedestrian environment.

This system automatically detects illegal motorcycle entry in the park by recognizing objects within video footage and secures immediate enforcement evidence through license plate recognition functionality.

In particular, this system is designed so that both drivers and citizens can directly perceive enforcement at the scene. When the AI camera detects an illegal motorcycle, the vehicle's license plate number is immediately displayed on an LED electronic signboard, allowing the driver to directly confirm the enforcement action.

At the same time, the details of the enforcement are announced in real time via an AI speaker, raising drivers' awareness. Additionally, at night, a smart projector projects visual enforcement messages onto the ground, making it easy for any citizen to recognize the enforcement situation.

The city expects that this multi-dimensional notification method will not only improve the efficiency of enforcement but also increase drivers' voluntary compliance with the law.

During the two-week pilot period, the city will comprehensively analyze the AI system's detection rate, the reduction rate of illegal motorcycle operations, and the number of civil complaints to verify the effectiveness of the project. Based on the results of this performance analysis, the city plans to implement a full-scale enforcement system.

Mayor Lee Hyunjae of Hanam City stated, "This AI-based enforcement service is not just technology for enforcement, but a new attempt at smart administration to protect citizens' safety," adding, "With the combination of LED electronic signboards, AI voice guidance, and nighttime smart projectors, citizens will be able to directly experience the enforcement in action."

He further emphasized, "Going forward, Hanam City will continue to utilize data together with citizens to solve local issues and move toward becoming a people-centered AI administrative city."

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.