In the coming months, the system will begin to work: CCTV cameras, when a non-paying car is detected, will be notified to traffic police crews who are nearby. Due to this, violators will not be able to drive with impunity for months, or even years. Not today, the program settings are being made and special software is being developed for these purposes.
According to a representative of the law enforcement department, this year the number of non-payers has decreased by 58%. The innovation will reduce the figure at times in just a few months. Let's see what drivers think about it:
It is high time to create a tracking system for such subjects. How can a person have more than fifty fines and still drive a car? Let them change the law - if there are more than 20-30 outstanding penalties, the rights are canceled automatically.
– expressed his point of view Demid Sh.
The program will be launched, traffic police crews will notify, they will catch up with the defaulter, and then what? Will they write out another fine, take the car to the impound lot, hand over the violator to the bailiffs, or what? The initiative is useful, but I would like to know what effect it will have in the end. The sanctions are not yet clear.
– shared his opinion Vasily Larin
We collected the base, but figured out how to use it competently? If only it turned out to connect to the cameras and set it up normally. And then there will be an alert in 10 minutes when the intruder is already a few kilometers away - it’s useless. Yes, and they wrote correctly from above - what will happen to these drivers when they are stopped? We need concrete measures, not new fines.
- commented the user "Belomorets"
Why not just punish them? Traffic police officers see in the database when they issue a fine that a person does not pay. They would take away the rights and give them back as they bring the receipts. Or a car to a car impound until the debts are paid off.
– wrote Boris Astafiev
Again, several million rubles were spent, I suppose. And you can just tighten the law. If the defaulter knew that the car would be taken away, he would think before throwing away the receipts or collecting them.
- summed up Fedor Vasiliev.
