What three photos are needed for crossing the yellow line?

[DelCole]

Crossing the yellow line requires violation photos, license plate recognition photos, and panoramic photos. Below is the relevant introduction about photos for crossing the yellow line: 1. Three photos are required for crossing the yellow line: (1) First photo: When the front wheels of the vehicle pass over the induction coil of the solid line on the ground, the automatic recognition system of the electronic eye will capture the violation of crossing the line. (2) Second photo: When the vehicle continues to drive over the solid line on the ground, and the body crosses further. (3) Third photo: When the vehicle successfully changes lanes by crossing the solid line or continues to drive forward while crossing the line. 2. The photos are taken by electronic eyes: The electronic eye will take three photos, one is the instant violation photo, another is the license plate recognition photo, and the last one is the panoramic photo. The electronic eye for capturing line-crossing is different from the one for capturing red-light running, which requires capturing the opposite intersection to count as three photos. For line-crossing, three photos taken at once are sufficient for evidence collection.