JPJ uses GoPro 360 camera to catch drivers using phones, illegally passing vehicles, wearing seat belts, traffic violations

The Department of Road Traffic (JPJ) Motorcycle Enforcement Division will be equipped GoPro Max 360 surveillance cameras and detect violations of pedestrians during the upcoming Hari Raya Aidilfitri festival season, Bernama reported.

JPJ General Manager Datuk Zailani Hashim said the motorcycle enforcement unit will conduct patrols in areas identified as hotspots and will focus on nine key offenses that have been identified as causes of the crime. fatal road accidents. A total of 128 cameras will be deployed for this purpose, according to the report.

“Barricades will be installed as usual, and with increased traffic on the road, monitoring will be carried out by members. [of the enforcement unit] equiped GoPro Max 360 division general manager said.

Members of the unit equipped with cameras will be tasked with detecting violations such as not wearing helmets and seat belts, double crossing, violating traffic lights, using mobile phones. motion while driving as well as carrying an overloaded load.

Based on audio recordings of the violations, owners of detected cars will be questioned before action is taken against them, Zailani said. JPJ’s activities start today and will end on May 9, 2022.

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