Artificial Intelligence cameras are heading to UK highways in the coming weeks to monitor drivers tossing trash out of their windows.
will reportedly streamline the process. Unlike CCTV cameras, these new AI devices will automatically send the identified littering offenses to the enforcement control room where personnel can review the images and issue a fine of up to £100 using the car’s license plate.The trial comes three months after the Clean Up Britain campaign group threatened to take legal action against the National Highways body if it didn’t reduce the amount of trash on the roadways.
“We should all be truly ashamed of how disgusting and litter-strewn our country has become,” John Reade, the campaign’s founder, said in aHe accused the National Highway body of having a “shameful and scandalous track record of inaction and dereliction of duty,” and added, “They are failing on an astonishing and soul-destroying scale to clean up the tsunami of litter which is festering all over their roads, in every part of the country.
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