Kingdom employs 2,500 cameras for violations or traffic monitoring
The General Security Directorate announced the launch of an advanced system for monitoring and managing traffic flow, which includes approximately 2,500 cameras distributed across the country's streets, in addition to 300 cameras belonging to Amman Municipality. The goal is to enhance traffic surveillance and reduce congestion and obstructions on the roads. Regarding the use of these cameras, the Traffic Management Director explained that most are designated for monitoring, equipped with modern technologies such as the Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system and artificial intelligence techniques. Additionally, drones are employed to follow traffic movement and detect violations. This approach improves response times and data analysis to optimize traffic management. It is part of a plan to expand the adoption of smart systems to promote safety and efficiency in traffic regulation across the kingdom.
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