How AI is being used to help spot and fine drivers who block bus traffic in the US


In New York, on-board cameras on buses are being used to identify and fine motorists committing offenses nearby. — MTA

In the United States, several major cities are benefiting from an intelligent system for fluidifying bus traffic. In these locations, artificial intelligence is being used to detect and penalise cars driving or parking in bus lanes.

Several major US cities are working with Californian startup Hayden AI to put an end to bus lanes being blocked by badly parked vehicles. Thanks to on-board cameras, offenders can be identified and punished, significantly improving the quality of public transport journeys.

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