AI cameras to detect violations, not for revenue
The article pertains to the use of smart cameras by the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, equipped with artificial intelligence technologies to detect traffic violations by trucks, especially those related to axle loads. The goal of this technology is to monitor violations and prevent their recurrence in order to protect the roads, without the intention of collecting fines, as the human element's role is limited to verifying violations before taking legal action. The ministry expects that the cameras will help identify causes of damage to the roads, whether from overloaded loads or spillage of petroleum products, ensuring the maintenance of a road network spanning approximately 15,000 kilometers, including external roads. Reports indicate that overloading causes significant damage, and that fines are used to support road maintenance. Additionally, an enforcement system for levying violations by foreign trucks leaving the kingdom will be implemented, with a focus on minimizing damage caused by axle loads. The cameras will monitor all types of violations, supported by the ministry's expertise in handling objections professionally.
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