Are the Cameras at Road Construction Intersections Still Operational?
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Cameras at road construction intersections are not operational. However, traffic laws should still be observed at these intersections, and running red lights is prohibited. If a vehicle is fined for driving in the wrong direction due to road construction, the driver can appeal to the traffic management department. Driving on the left side of the road, whether by motor vehicles or non-motor vehicles, is considered driving in the wrong direction. Fines and penalty points for driving in the wrong direction due to road construction can be appealed. Road Surveillance Cameras: Road surveillance primarily uses PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras, which are installed at intersections and key road sections with heavy traffic and pedestrian flow. These cameras transmit real-time traffic conditions to the road surveillance command center via image transmission channels. Center operators can monitor road conditions in various areas and adjust traffic flow at intersections to ensure smooth traffic. The cameras help promptly detect and handle traffic violations and accidents, and provide technical support for solving cases related to traffic and public security, significantly enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of law enforcement by public security authorities.
