How to Check if There is a Red Light Camera?

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To check if an intersection has red light cameras, you can use GPS or mobile navigation apps to see if the intersection monitors red light violations. While driving, if GPS or mobile navigation is activated, it will alert the driver about the presence of traffic violation cameras a certain distance before reaching the traffic light. Below is an introduction to traffic violation cameras: 1. Electronic Police: These usually face opposite to the direction of traffic, capturing the rear of vehicles to monitor violations such as running red lights, illegal lane changes, crossing lines, or driving against traffic. 2. Checkpoint Cameras: Typically installed on national highways, provincial roads, and expressways, these cameras primarily monitor speeding by capturing frontal images of vehicles and can clearly photograph the driver's face. 3. Combination Cameras with LED Lights: These are long-shaped cameras equipped with adjacent LED flash lights, most frequently seen on roads. Their main function is to monitor violations like running red lights, crossing lines, not wearing seat belts, or occupying dedicated lanes.