Will crossing the solid white line definitely be captured by cameras?

[Antonio]

Crossing the solid white line will definitely be captured by cameras, as the lane-changing photo enforcement system uses ground-pressure magnetic induction loops. The photo capture principle is: When the front wheels of the vehicle cross the induction loop on the ground, the electronic equipment takes the first photo; when the rear wheels cross the induction loop on the ground, the electronic equipment takes the second photo; when the vehicle passes through the intersection and crosses the induction loop on the opposite side of the road, the electronic equipment takes the third photo. The lane-changing photo enforcement system becomes active 24 hours after installation: Images and related data will be retained for one week. Don't take chances, as crossing solid white lines may not be penalized in certain special circumstances or road sections. When encountering special situations ahead, or when there is on-site traffic police direction or special rescue vehicles performing tasks, it's unreasonable to wait until the problem is completely resolved before moving, so changing lanes across solid lines in these cases will not be considered a violation.