What Are the Criteria for Capturing Images of Yielding to Pedestrians?

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Electronic traffic enforcement will capture a 10-second video and four violation photos. Among these, three photos respectively show: the pedestrian within the virtual crosswalk while the vehicle is outside the stop line, the pedestrian within the virtual crosswalk as the vehicle crosses the stop line, and the vehicle exiting the crosswalk. The fourth photo is a close-up of the violating vehicle's license plate. Scenario One: When a vehicle approaches a crosswalk and a pedestrian steps onto the zebra crossing, the vehicle in the lane closest to the pedestrian must yield. Scenario Two: When there is a double yellow line or barrier in the center of the road without a green median, and a pedestrian steps onto the zebra crossing, vehicles must yield.