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AI cameras spot almost 19,000 potential driving offences in Birmingham and Wolverhampton

The trial captured troubling examples involving seatbelts, mobile phones and young children. Find out what the findings could mean for road safety across the West Midlands.

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00:00Almost 19,000 potential driving offences were identified by AI cameras in Birmingham and
00:07Wolverhampton during a two-week trial. The tech was used outside Ladywood and Fallings Park fire
00:13stations to detect possible seatbelt and mobile phone offences. At Ladywood, cameras flagged more
00:18than 11,000 potential seatbelt offences and more than 1,000 mobile phone offences. At Fallings Park,
00:26there were more than 6,000 potential seatbelt offences and over 700 possible phone offences.
00:32West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker called the finding shocking. No enforcement is planned
00:37from the trial, which is being reviewed to assess how the technology could help make roads safer.

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