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I wonder if it will be more accurate than an officer's eyes. Those eyes are not always the best. I was pulled over once for talking on my cell phone. I told t
by bluenose69 7y ago
I wonder if it will be more accurate than an officer's eyes.
Those eyes are not always the best. I was pulled over once for talking on my cell phone. I told the officer that I had not been using the phone (which was only for emergencies, and was buried in a backpack). He argued with me pretty forcefully, until I invited him to check the call-list. My guess is that I was rubbing my ear at the instant he glanced at my car going by.
- jdnenej 7y agoThe cameras take a photo which would very likely be reviewed by a human first. And if the photo is very unclear you have some kind of proof to use unlike a police officer saying they saw it.
- nineteen999 7y agoIt confirms that in the article: "Images that the automated system identifies as likely to contain a driver illegally using a mobile phone are verified by authorized personnel." I wonder whether the system can tell the difference between the driver using a mobile phone, and a front/back seat passenger using one.