AI road cameras that see inside cars to monitor drivers set for nationwide rollout this year
Drivers across Scotland are being warned of new road cameras that can look inside cars, which are being rolled out as part of a new safety trial. The cameras can detect whether drivers are using their mobile phones at the wheel or if they are not wearing a seatbelt. Through a new Transport Scotland trial, the cameras will be installed at 12 sites to monitor traffic and drivers for the next six months. This will become the largest trial of the technology in the UK to date, with hopes that the
Drivers across Scotland are being warned of new road cameras that can look inside cars, which are being rolled out as part of a new safety trial. The cameras can detect whether drivers are using their mobile phones at the wheel or if they are not wearing a seatbelt. Through a new Transport Scotland trial, the cameras will be installed at 12 sites to monitor traffic and drivers for the next six months. This will become the largest trial of the technology in the UK to date, with hopes that the
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