Will crossing the solid line for a lane change definitely be captured?

[ColemanAnn]

Crossing the solid line for a lane change may not necessarily be captured. Photography principle: When the front wheels of the vehicle press over the induction coil on the ground, the electronic device captures the first photo; when the rear wheels press over the induction coil on the ground, the electronic device captures the second photo; when the vehicle passes through the intersection and presses over the induction coil on the opposite side of the ground, the electronic device captures the third photo. Reasons for not being captured: Crossing the solid line for a lane change is definitely a violation, but whether it will be captured depends on whether the local area has installed cameras to capture such violations. Also, it depends on whether the camera is malfunctioning or not. Some intersections have cameras specifically aimed at vehicles changing lanes over solid lines, and the probability of being captured in such cases is very high.