Will changing lanes over solid lines on elevated roads always be captured by cameras?

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Changing lanes over solid lines may not always be captured by cameras. Here is an introduction to electronic enforcement: Enforcement principle: The solid-line lane-change enforcement system uses ground-pressure magnetic induction loops. When the front wheels of a vehicle pass over the induction loop on the ground, the system captures the first photo. When the rear wheels pass over the induction loop, it captures the second photo. When the vehicle crosses the intersection and passes over the induction loop on the opposite side, it captures the third photo. Enforcement hours: The solid-line lane-change enforcement operates 24/7. Images and related data are retained for one week. Minor solid-line lane violations that don't cause major safety incidents usually won't be captured. Temporary license plates on new vehicles are difficult to capture clearly due to material issues.