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The Ministry of Public Works and Housing has confirmed that it will use cameras equipped with artificial intelligence technologies to monitor truck violations, especially axle overloads, with the aim of reducing the damage they cause to the roads. This initiative is not intended for revenue generation through fines. The technology aims to effectively monitor violations such as raising axles while driving, which adds extra pressure on the roads. Human intervention will follow the surveillance to verify and take the necessary legal actions. The technical capabilities also include detecting oil and petroleum leak sites. The ministry seeks to regulate all types of violations across the road network, which extends approximately 15,000 kilometers, with a focus on protecting the roads and improving their condition through precise oversight.
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