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Singapore to deploy AI system for traffic enforcement from late 2026
Authorities will leverage artificial intelligence and bus-mounted cameras to identify motorists breaching traffic regulations, including illegal bus lane usage. The enforcement system is slated for rollout in the fourth quarter of 2026.
LSN Singapore ·
Singapore is set to introduce an artificial intelligence-powered traffic enforcement system that will automatically detect motorists violating road rules, marking a significant upgrade to the city-state's traffic management capabilities.
The system will utilise footage captured by cameras installed on buses to identify traffic offences such as driving in dedicated bus lanes. By tapping into existing bus camera infrastructure, authorities aim to expand enforcement coverage across high-traffic corridors without requiring extensive new installations.
The technology represents a shift towards automated enforcement, enabling faster detection and processing of traffic violations. Officials have indicated the system will begin operations in the fourth quarter of 2026, allowing time for testing and calibration before full deployment.
The initiative is expected to improve road safety and traffic flow by deterring drivers from using bus lanes and committing other regulated offences. The system's deployment aligns with Singapore's broader efforts to harness digital technology for urban management and enforcement of traffic regulations.
Further details regarding the system's scope, coverage areas, and enforcement protocols are expected to be announced as the rollout date approaches.