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From the article: > The force, which is trialling the system, said if an offence has been correctly identified, the driver would either be sent a warning lette
by kyralis 3y ago
From the article:
> The force, which is trialling the system, said if an offence has been correctly identified, the driver would either be sent a warning letter or a notice of intended prosecution, depending on the severity of the offence.
This is after human review.
- voakbasda 3y agoThis is how it starts. Do you believe this status quo will be maintained for long? Or will it become good enough that human review will need to be requested? Then when it becomes sufficiently effective, will they lower the thresholds or broaden its scope? Experience says that's exactly what will happen.