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Transport · 4 hours ago

AI Cameras Catch 19,000 Driving Offences in West Midlands

AI Cameras Catch 19,000 Driving Offences in West Midlands

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An AI camera trial in Birmingham and Wolverhampton flagged almost 19,000 potential driving offences in two weeks, mostly people not wearing seatbelts and drivers using phones. Images showed a passenger holding a small child on their lap and a driver gripping a phone with both hands. West Midlands mayor Richard Parker called the findings shocking. No fines will follow, though police are considering future enforcement.

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