An Overview Of Enforcement Technology

摘要

Enforcement is traditionally unpopular and technologies that aim to impose driver moderation through 'spot camera' enforcement at specific locations are particularly resented. However the siting of fixed and mobile cameras has been based purely upon a proven excess speed history associated with fatal or serious injury casualty statistics. This data renders those locations as prime locations for enforcement, and as permanent staffing of those locations is not sustainable, remote technological interventions have been introduced to considerable effect to reduce collisions and injuries. In conclusion, compliance through enforcement has traditionally fallen within the police service's remit but the sheer scale of road usage means that the requirement to detect the vast majority of offences must fall to the use of modern electronic technologies that are inherently more efficient than previous methods of road traffic offence enforcement.