What Do Electronic Police Mainly Capture?

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Electronic police capture violations such as illegal U-turns, improper lane changes, occupying bus-only lanes, driving in the wrong direction, running red or yellow lights, and changing lanes over solid lines. Below are detailed descriptions of other monitoring methods for detecting violations: 1. Traffic flow monitoring: Installed on thin poles. Used to record traffic volume on road sections at different times of the day, submitting data to the traffic management bureau to adjust traffic light intervals, not for recording vehicle violations. 2. Speed trap cameras: Installed in indicated locations, relatively easy to spot, but may also be placed in concealed areas on highways, making them hard to identify. If such a camera flashes as you pass by on the highway, it indicates you are speeding. 3. Illegal parking cameras: Commonly seen in small neighborhood roads and high-traffic areas. They can also monitor wrong-way driving and prolonged illegal parking, with an accuracy rate of over 90%. The lens can zoom and automatically adjust the image size, with a visible range of 200 meters. 4. Multiple cameras on a single pole: Typically installed between intersections, most commonly used on main roads with a speed limit of 60 km/h. Some are hidden under bridges.