Is highway reversing manually captured?

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Highway reversing can be manually captured. The cameras for highway reversing are divided into two types: electronic cameras and manual cameras. Electronic cameras are usually installed at key sections, such as the entry and exit ramps of highways. These cameras take two photos for comparison to determine if a vehicle is reversing. Some sections also deploy manual cameras to capture highway reversing. Manual capture typically involves monitoring the surveillance footage. If a vehicle is observed reversing on the highway, the operator will control the camera to capture the violation. Reversing on highways often occurs when drivers make wrong directional choices or miss exits. This behavior poses significant safety risks to vehicles traveling normally behind. It is difficult for these vehicles to judge the intentions of the reversing vehicle or realize it is moving backward. By the time they notice, the high speed and opposing direction of travel may lead to delayed braking, resulting in rear-end collisions or even multi-vehicle pileups and other severe accidents.