The TVEC is capable of recognising vehicle number plates, detecting movement patterns, and identifying violations such as crossing double white lines.
The Traffic Police will ramp up on its enforcement and public engagement efforts to buck the trend of increasing traffic accidents.
Thanks to the strict laws against drink driving in Singapore, the number of violations from January to September have gone down from last year.
The number of road deaths and traffic violations is down markedly, the latest mid-year statistics from the Traffic Police show.
More than 700,000 outstanding summonses were issued for traffic offences involving foreign motorists, including 500,000 from Singapore since 2010.
There were fewer bus lane violations this year, and the Land Transport Authority is working to fit more buses with cameras to clamp down on these incidents.
LTA is reviewing penalties for violating MRT rules after a student was fined $400 for charging her mobile phone from an electrical socket at a station.
While most lorry loads keep within the designated passenger loads, an increasing number are violating the maximum limit.
More heavy vehicle drivers seem to be getting reckless on Singapore's roads as statistics show that the number of traffic offences committed by them has risen.
As part of the Safer Roads Singapore initiative, the local traffic police will monitor heavy vehicle traffic more closely for traffic violations.
Higher traffic police road presence, increased red light cameras and higher emphasis on road safety programmes are some strategies for safer roads here.
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced that four advanced Cooperative Intelligent Transport technologies will be shown at the 15th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS).