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I'm using a Pi to capture the speeds and pictures of cars as they travel down my road. We then report the speeders to local law enforcement. I recently decided
by jason_slack 9y ago
I'm using a Pi to capture the speeds and pictures of cars as they travel down my road. We then report the speeders to local law enforcement. I recently decided to expand to a 9 camera system (8 security cameras and 1 piCamera) and start capturing video, stills, speeds and car data. I then am able to show that the same car speeds everyday (or however often) and have a lot of useful data to hand over. My next step is to mount a large display on my property that shows the cars in big numbers just how fast they are going.
- celticninja 9y agoI bet a screen showing their behaviour is more effective than reporting them to the police.
- jason_slack 9y agoactually the reporting to local law enforcement has been very effective. They do extra patrols based upon the data and have issues a number of tickets. One they issued a ticket for 80 in a 35 to a driver at 5:00am and then again the next day the driver did the same thing! Didn't expect them to be there two days in a row.
- justforFranz 9y agoYou might have saved his life - or someone else's. 80 in a 35? Completely insane.
- jason_slack 9y agoYeah and sadly these high speeds are common in our rural area. Drivers see a long 2 lane road in the middle of nowhere and just press the gas.