Work clarifies AI camera use for truck violations
The Ministry of Public Works and Housing announced the deployment of cameras equipped with artificial intelligence technologies to monitor and address truck violations, particularly those related to axle loads. The goal is to reduce damage to roads, especially in desert routes and urban links. These cameras will assist in detecting violations such as lifting truck axles while driving to reduce tire wear. Human personnel will intervene to verify violations before taking legal action. Additionally, the technologies will be used to identify locations of oil and petroleum spills on the roads, with a focus on protecting a road network spanning approximately 15,000 kilometers. This aims to minimize damage caused by overloading and harmful materials, as well as improve road maintenance. The ministry emphasizes that the primary objective of the cameras is to regulate violations and enhance road quality, while handling objections and violations based on images captured by the cameras in a professional manner.
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