Traffic police cited the exact number of cameras on Russia’s roads
- May 17, 2023
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The Scientific Center of Road Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (NTs BDD) has revealed the latest data on the activities of police
The Scientific Center of Road Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (NTs BDD) has revealed the latest data on the activities of police cameras on the country’s roads. Portal “AutoVzglyad” got acquainted with the document.
According to the traffic police, we now have a total of 26,000 automatic restraint complexes. Of these, 23,800 are stationary (21.1% more than a year earlier) and 3,200 are mobile, the number of which fell by 5.7%. Each camera records a total of about 6,800 traffic violations per year.
Recall that by 2022, a total of 183.6 million administrative cases will have been filed based on material from automatic photo and video recordings. This is 90% of all decisions for violations of the Rules. The most common prank of motorists among those identified by cameras is exceeding the established speed limit. There were over 150 million such resolutions in a year. Of these, 95.3% (143.5 million) exceeded the speed limit by 20-40 km/h.
For example, almost 80% of the activities of the traffic police chambers and police officers who draw up “automatic” decisions amount to sending “letters of congratulations” under part 2 of art. 12.9 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, which implies the minimum possible fine – 500 rubles.
According to the traffic police, we now have a total of 26,000 automatic restraint complexes. Of these, 23,800 are stationary (21.1% more than a year earlier) and 3,200 are mobile, the number of which fell by 5.7%. Each camera records a total of about 6,800 traffic violations per year.
Recall that by 2022, a total of 183.6 million administrative cases will have been filed based on material from automatic photo and video recordings. This is 90% of all decisions for violations of the Rules. The most common prank of motorists among those identified by cameras is exceeding the established speed limit. There were over 150 million such resolutions in a year. Of these, 95.3% (143.5 million) exceeded the speed limit by 20-40 km/h.
For example, almost 80% of the activities of the traffic police chambers and police officers who draw up “automatic” decisions amount to sending “letters of congratulations” under part 2 of art. 12.9 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, which implies the minimum possible fine – 500 rubles.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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