Primul radar pentru detectarea utilizării telefoanelor mobile la volan din Germania intră în funcțiune în landul Renania-Palatinat. Potrivit publicației Bild, acest dispozitiv va fi instalat pe autostrăzi și va putea identifica șoferii care folosesc telefonul în timp ce conduc. Radar pentru telefoanele mobile Tehnologia numită „Monocam”, a fost testată acum trei ani pe o porțiune […]
The first radar system in Germany designed to detect drivers using mobile phones while driving has been installed in Rhineland-Palatinate. The technology, called "Monocam," was tested on a highway section between Kenn and Trier-Ehrang three years ago, detecting 327 violations in 49 days. The camera is mounted above the road, films inside vehicles, and uses software to detect phone usage, which is then sent to the police. Drivers caught using phones face a 100 euro fine and points on their driving record, while probationary drivers face extended probation periods and additional training. Privacy concerns have been raised, but the system is permitted under new police regulations. If successful, the project could expand to other regions.
