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The Hsinchu City Police Department has installed technological law enforcement equipment to combat traffic violations. This time, 6 new equipment and 1 relocated equipment are designed to reduce violations of red light running and failure to stop for pedestrians.
In January next year, Bamboo City will add 6 new and relocate 1 technological law enforcement facilities. (Photo by reporter Cai Zhangsheng)
The Hsinchu City Police Department has built 6 technological law enforcement equipment (2 fixed and 4 mobile) and relocated 1 original mobile technological law enforcement equipment. The publicity period will be implemented from January 11, 2020, and law enforcement will be officially launched on January 12, 2020.
The Hsinchu City Police Department said that 6 new intersections and enforcement projects have been added. Among them, 2 fixed technological enforcement areas are targeted for violations of "running red lights and failing to stop for pedestrians", and 2 intersections such as "Zhongshan Road/Beida Road/Siwei Intersection" and "Xida Road/Shishi Road/Baoshan Intersection" have been selected. The four mobile technology law enforcement departments targeted the crackdown on "red light running" violations and selected four intersections with more red light running accidents, including "Guangfu Road/Jianzhong Road Intersection", "Zhonghua Road/Minsheng Road" Intersection, "Zhonghua Road/Zhongshan Intersection" and "Jingguo Road/Shuitian Street Intersection". In addition, taking into account the effectiveness of technological enforcement at the intersection of Zhonghua Road Section 2 and Linsen Intersection, the equipment was moved to the intersection of Nanda Road and Gongzhu Intersection to ban the violation of "failure to yield to pedestrians". The publicity and official enforcement dates are the same as the above 6 places.
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Hsinchu Mayor Gao Hongan said that the establishment of technological law enforcement is not for punishment, but to ensure citizens' traffic safety, cultivate safe road habits and concepts, and create an excellent traffic environment through the joint efforts of the city government and citizens.
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