Transport for NSW has launched a SMART traffic camera system to detect drivers using mobile phones. The system, featuring high-definition cameras with infrared flash, is linked to an AI program that analyzes images to identify illegal phone use. Legal phone use is excluded, and suspicious images are reviewed before penalties are issued. NSW plans to install 45 cameras by 2023.

What is the primary purpose of the SMART traffic camera system introduced by Transport for NSW?

• To catch drivers using cell phones

• To monitor traffic congestion

• To enforce speed limits

• To track vehicle emissions

What feature allows the cameras to capture clear images in all conditions?

• High-definition lenses

• Wide-angle view

• Infrared flash

• Night vision mode

How does the system differentiate between legal and illegal phone use?

• By using a manual review process

• Through an artificial intelligence program

• By checking the driver's license

• Using GPS tracking

What happens to images flagged as suspicious by the system?

• They are stored for future reference

• They are sent to a human for verification

• They are automatically deleted

• They are shared with law enforcement agencies

How many cameras does NSW Transport plan to install by 2023?

• 20 cameras

• 30 cameras

• 40 cameras

• 45 cameras