What does it mean when remote sensing detects excessive exhaust emissions?
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When a car owner is driving on the road and passes an electronic screen, it may display that the vehicle's exhaust emissions exceed the standard. Failing the remote sensing test for exhaust emissions can result in fines. Manual Testing: Manual testing of vehicle exhaust emissions has some inconveniences. For example, stopping vehicles for testing in heavy traffic can easily cause road congestion, and idling or decelerating vehicles may emit even more pollutants. Remote Sensing Testing: Remote sensing testing consists of three parts: a monitoring device, a capture system, and a display system. When excessive exhaust emissions are detected from a passing vehicle, the system can synchronously record the license plate number of the non-compliant vehicle through data analysis. Then, by accessing the traffic management department's networked database, additional details about the non-compliant vehicle can be obtained, and the owner can be notified to repair the vehicle and then undergo re-inspection.