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Operation Safe Arrival launched to ensure safe driving on Tasmanian roads | The Examiner

Operation Safe Arrival launched to ensure safe driving on Tasmanian roads | The Examiner
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AI cameras combat mobile phone dangerous driving in Tasmania | The Examiner

AI cameras combat mobile phone dangerous driving in Tasmania | The Examiner
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AI cameras crackdown on mobile phone use | The Examiner

AI cameras crackdown on mobile phone use | The Examiner
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Tasmania Police use AI detection cameras to improve road safety | The Advocate

Mobile phone and seatbelt cameras with AI are helping Tasmania Police to improve road safety and catch offenders.

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AI cameras catch 1,500 drivers on phone and seat belt offences | The Advocate

Thousands of drivers in Tasmania caught using mobile phones or not wearing seat belts by AI cameras, generating over half a million dollars in fines.

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