Will Changing Lanes and Crossing the Line at Traffic Lights Definitely Be Captured?

[PaigeRose]

Yes. Traffic light intersections have electronic traffic police that operate 24/7 for continuous monitoring. Generally, they can only capture violations in front of the camera, such as running a red light, crossing the line in front of the camera, or poor driving behavior in the middle of the intersection. However, the cameras on the opposite lanes are specifically designed to capture violations like crossing solid lines on their respective lanes. Therefore, no matter where you drive, always follow traffic rules and avoid trying to cut corners. Photography Principle: The lane-changing solid line crossing photography system uses ground-pressure magnetic induction coils. When the front wheels of a vehicle cross the induction coil on the ground, the system captures the first photo. When the rear wheels cross the induction coil, the second photo is taken. When the vehicle passes through the intersection and crosses the induction coil on the opposite side, the third photo is captured.