New cameras to detect passing cars with outstanding summonses


KUALA LUMPUR: In a major new strategy against motorists with outstanding summonses, police will begin using 20 automated number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras in the next two months.

The cameras, which can be mounted on any police car, will be able to detect and flag any passing car whose registration number is linked to an outstanding summons in the Bukit Aman database.

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