Starting April 1st, Singapore is set to enhance road safety by activating the speed enforcement capabilities of its red-light cameras. This strategic move aims to curb speeding offenses at critical junctions, further safeguarding the well-being of road users.
Prioritizing High-Risk Areas
The initiative will see a gradual and adaptive activation of these dual-function cameras, with a focus on locations identified as high-risk due to their history of accidents or frequent traffic violations. This targeted approach ensures that enforcement efforts are concentrated where they are most needed, optimizing road safety outcomes.
Integrated Traffic Management
Traditionally used to capture red-light running incidents, these cameras are now equipped to enforce speed limits as well. Distinguished by their distinctive orange and white color scheme, they serve as a visible deterrent to potential violators. Additionally, warning signs displaying the speed limit are strategically placed ahead of enforcement zones to remind drivers to adhere to speed regulations.
Expanding the Safety Net
With 252 red-light cameras installed across Singapore as of the end of last year, this expansion of functionality represents a significant enhancement to the nation’s traffic management and safety measures. By addressing both red-light running and speeding violations, these cameras play a crucial role in promoting responsible driving behavior and reducing the risk of road traffic accidents.
This initiative underscores Singapore’s commitment to leveraging technology and strategic enforcement to create safer roads for all users.
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