cops plan cameras, led screens to curb traffic, crime | dehradun news - times of india - led display signs

DEHRADUN: in an ambitious plan that costs up to Rs 10, the police station plans to install high-resolution cameras that can read license plates, in order to improve traffic management and curb urban crime, speakers and LED screens were installed at the famous intersection of draytown.
The department has sent proposals in this regard to the state government.
To fund the project, the police plan to use the revenue earned by the police department by imposing traffic fines.
For the residents of the capital who travel on the road, especially in the afternoon, has become a nightmare, an hour
Long traffic jams often occur in some areas.
Using hi-suggestions for improving the traffic system
Technology products were rejected by the State Council last year due to lack of funds.
However, given the traffic difficulties of the residents and the control of the crime, the police headquarters once again sent the proposal to the state government.
The police department plans to use cameras, speakers and LED displays connected to the central control room at the city's famous crossroads.
Dgp B. S. Sidhu said, "We know this is an ambitious project that requires a lot of money, so we ask the state government to provide the department with the amount collected by the police force through the challenge.
"The police team charges a cash fine of about Rs 3 per year from traffic violators in dratton.
"If the request is accepted, we can continue the project at one stage --
A wise way to start with a key priest and then move to other areas.
We can use 75 of the total amount for traffic management and the remaining 25 for the welfare of the troops, "said the senior police officer.
Sidhu explained that the move was also intended to control the crime in deladen, saying that in the case of robbery, theft or robbery chains, the information on the criminal's license plate can be accessed through video screens and loudspeakers
He also said traffic police could use the system to inform people about traffic lanes and protests so they could avoid them.
"If the traffic is blocked, people can be advised to take different routes.
"This project will help manage traffic and control crime," said DGP . ".
"This model exists in the states of the North and Gujarat, and if implemented in the states of the North and Gujarat, it can be a great success," Sidhu added . ".
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