Ho Chi Minh City traffic police given special motorbikes with license plate identification system
Tuesday, January 26, 2021, 10:23 GMT+7
A team of traffic police officers in Ho Chi Minh City has been provided with specialized motorbikes equipped with a system that can quickly trace information of vehicles via their license plates.
Four of such motorbikes have been given to patrol team No. 363 in District 1, officers confirmed on Saturday.
The 150cc motorbikes can identify vehicles’ license plates via two cameras added to each side of their trunks.
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| The special motorbike has two cameras on each of its sides to scan vehicles' license plates. Photo: D. T. / Tuoi Tre |
After these cameras recognize the registration plates, the numbers will appear on the tablets installed at the front of the motorbikes.
The information will then be sent to the database center managed by the municipal Department of Public Security, and all data of corresponding vehicles will be sent back to the traffic police unit on their tablets.
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| The special motorbike has two cameras on each of its sides to scan license plates of vehicles. Photo: D. T. / Tuoi Tre |
The system will help them trace all information of a vehicle when dealing with traffic violations.
The cameras can also act as mobile CCTV and record footage during their patrols.
The system can help officers detect unregistered or suspicious vehicles on the roads.
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| Information recorded by the cameras is shown on a tablet installed at the front of the motorbike. Photo: D. T. / Tuoi Tre |
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