Motorists face £1,000 fines as AI traffic cameras expand across UK targeting major driving offences

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Motorists face £1,000 fines as AI traffic cameras expand across UK targeting major driving offences.

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Drivers across the UK have been warned they could face fines of up to £1,000 as more AI-powered cameras are used to check vehicles on UK roads.

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The UK now has around 12,000 Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras, which scan more than 100 million number plates every day.

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The cameras automatically check if a vehicle has valid insurance, road tax and an MOT.More councils have also begun using the technology to catch drivers breaking traffic rules.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In Gloucestershire, new ANPR cameras are being used to monitor offences such as illegal turns, driving in bus lanes and stopping in yellow box junctions.Interest in ANPR cameras has been growing, with online searches for their locations increasing by 39 per cent over the past year.The Government is also considering tougher penalties for drivers who fail to pay Vehicle Excise Duty, under the new Road Safety Strategy.Under proposals from the Department for Transport, motorists caught driving an untaxed...

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