Road Traffic Law Enforcement | Traffic Safety Rules | IRTE

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TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT
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ABOUT US
Institute of Road Traffic Education (IRTE) is a
research based not-for-profit organisation
operating since 1991. For over two decades, IRTE
has been dedicatedly working in partnership with
Corporates, Government and the regulatory bodies
towards scientifically improving all domains of
traffic management in which safety is an inherent
virtue.
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How Technology is changing Traffic Law
Enforcement!
Technology advancements have come as a blessing
for traffic law enforcement agencies. The rapid
expansion of technology has set the stage for
new, innovative tools that help the officers to
serve their communities better. To adequately
curb the dangerous driving behaviour on the road
- such as running red lights and speeding, road
traffic law enforcement authorities require tools
that can help them not only monitor traffic
speeds, but also catch the faulty motorists in
the act.
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Traffic law enforcement equipment
In the past, law enforcement relied on devices
such as electronic speed limit signs and cameras
attached to a radar unit that measured a
vehicles speed. Image capturing was triggered
whenever it detected any speeding vehicle. For
video-based technology, a human operator nearby
was required to monitor the videos and pictures
and pick out traffic law violators. However,
over the years, the equipment used in traffic law
enforcement have developed tremendously. With the
development of radar technology, speed detection
accuracy grew.
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