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Philadelphia Parking Authority to start using AI cameras to ticket drivers illegally parked in bus lanes
The Philadelphia Parking Authority will have even more eyes on the streets in Center City in the spring. Officials plan to start using artificial intelligence cameras to catch drivers parking illegally in bus lanes and issue parking tickets.
SEPTA, PPA will start using AI cameras in May to ticket illegally parked vehicles in bus lanes and stops
The authority will use the technology on 150 buses and more than 20 trolleys to detect the violations. Citations will be $101.
PPA to start using AI cameras to issue tickets for drivers illegally parked in SEPTA bus lanes
The Philadelphia Parking Authority posted a notice on its website on Thursday that AI cameras will generate tickets for cars illegally parked in bus lanes. Violators will be fined starting sometime in the spring. The camera-based parking enforcement technology was approved during the Jim Kenney administration.
AI cameras will generate tickets for cars parked in bus lanes starting this spring
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is watching. Its artificial intelligence-powered cameras will begin ticketing drivers who park in bus lanes starting on May 1.
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