Only Taipei as far as I am aware however all other areas have websites. The websites are probably easier anyway as you can auto translate if you don’t read (police) Chinese.
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I thought so too when it happened to me in Kaohsiung since there was a swarm around me, buggers cropped the photo with just my scooter and sent the fine.
I filed an administrative appeal asking to see the entire photo which was denied.
I think the fine was sent to everyone in the picture
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Taichung has those mobile ones too, fortunately the law says they must sign it with a camera warning, so just keep your eye out for a red triangle with camera picture.
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Nantou County http://jiaowei.ncpb.gov.tw/sc11/incase.aspx
Google Search for 檢舉交通違規 + county name in Chinese
It’s about time Taiwan gets these cameras
Sensor fusion technology brings the information flows of both radar and camera together to enable detection of:
- High & Low instant speed enforcement
- Anticipated speed tracking and measurement
- Different speed limits enforcement per lane and per vehicle category
- Secondary speed measurement for post analysis
- Forbidden and authorized lanes monitoring
- Illegal lane crossing detection
- Illegal overtaking control, even for motorcycles
- Tailgating monitoring
- Live video and video file for an additional evidence of the offense
- Non-intrusive red-light crossing detection associated with speed-on-red and speed-on-green measurements
- Smart turn-left or turn-right monitoring
- Stop bar crossing detection
- Not wearing of seat belts
- Use of mobile devices while driving
- Road traffic statistics collection
System is capable of tracking 32 vehicles over maximum 8 lanes, over 200 meters, during day and night. So a very capable system to detect traffic violations, regardless whether made consciously or not.
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I’m not sure I like this idea for Taiwan or hope it never comes. On the one hand, yes please. Would improve the roads or at least bring in a heck of a lot of money because of the constant stream of violators. On the other hand, no thank you — gives too much control to those monitoring, which, in places like China, is terrifying, and I would not want that here.
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No thanks. If you fart or pick your nose, that camera will be ready to mail a fine to you.
Much too big brother for me