Will not turning on headlights be captured by electronic surveillance cameras?
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Not turning on headlights will not be captured by electronic surveillance cameras. What electronic surveillance cameras capture: Traffic violations such as running red lights, driving in the wrong direction, speeding, crossing lane lines, and illegal parking. They provide 24/7 monitoring, capturing images and information of vehicle violations, and conduct post-violation processing based on the captured information, representing a new traffic management model. The process of electronic surveillance cameras capturing red light running: Electronic surveillance cameras detect the pressure from vehicles on the road through induction loops embedded in the ground. When the red light is on, if the front wheels cross the line, a signal is generated, and the first photo is taken; if the vehicle does not stop and continues moving forward, another signal is generated when the rear wheels cross, completing the second photo; when the vehicle reaches the induction loop at the opposite intersection, the third photo is taken; if a vehicle is continuously captured in three photos while the red light is on, the system will consider it as running a red light; the command center receives the photos, compares the license plate information with the vehicle management database, and personnel enter the data into the system.
