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The place of dummy traffic cameras in Moscow will be taken by additional photo-video recording systems

The head of the capital’s data processing center, Mikhail Kizlyk, reported this to the Kommersant publication. According to the specialist, the cost of servicing fake cameras does not greatly exceed the cost of operating real control devices. At the same time, the placement of additional cameras will have a positive impact on road safety.

According to Kizlyk, for the active dummy of a traffic camera to work, it is necessary to supply electricity, so maintaining such a model is comparable to the cost of operating an existing complex. At the same time, the head of the data center emphasized that the placement of additional cameras instead of dummies will allow for better control over traffic violators, as well as to track wanted cars and carry out video analysis of traffic flows.

The day before, traffic cameras began to automatically detect cars in traffic without compulsory motor insurance. At the first stage, violators will receive notifications about the need to issue a policy.

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