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Sure, though it is very easy to visually identify drivers looking at their phones. (Unless they have illegal tint.)
by loeg 11mo ago
Sure, though it is very easy to visually identify drivers looking at their phones. (Unless they have illegal tint.)
- dylan604 11mo agoOnly if you're driving next to the car. Speeding obviously can be detected from a distance. Driving under the influence also can be seen from a distance. I could see having a cop and a camera stationed in a place working as a spotter that then radios to other cops up ahead to pull over in an old school speed trap set up. However, that would take a lot of man power and coordination that I doubt most departments would care to do. We've seen plenty of YT videos of people trying to make a point of catching distracted drivers. The cops just need to give a shit, and want to do something about it.
- loeg 11mo agoIt doesn’t take a targeted trap or driving next to. It’s like 1 in 6 drivers at any time; it’s super easy to spot if you’re looking. One cop could pick off drivers no problem without any coordination.