Police present automated enforcement plan: more cameras, new distracted-driving tech and data-driven placement
Montgomery County police presented an update on automated traffic enforcement covering red-light, speed and distracted-driving pilots, projected camera counts and a plan to add roughly 10 speed cameras per year; staff emphasized data-driven placement and raised interjurisdictional and equity considerations.
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Montgomery County police briefed a joint council committee on the county's automated traffic-enforcement program, outlining current deployments, planned expansions and pilot tests for distracted-driving and bus-lane enforcement.
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