"Neither accidents, nor traffic jams, only law-abiding driving. Roads are safe, all roads all the time!"
Problem
In India, traffic rule violation is a major concern. In a single year, 4,80,652 accidents & 1,51,113 unfortunate deaths occured due to such traffic rule violations, roughly 17+ deaths per hour. Moreover, it hurts the economy by creating traffic jams & pollution.
To reduce such violations, detection of such violations using surveillance is necessary. However, it was not feasible, as explained below.
India has the second largest road network in the world. The combined length of all the roads is 54 lakh KM, of which 1 lakh KM is highways. The majority of roads have neither traffic police nor surveillance systems as it is not economical to deploy so much work-force or CCTV cameras. Even in the most successful CCTV project of Nagpur, Maharashtra, only 4% of the road network is covered under CCTV surveillance.
This has led to unchecked traffic violations. People are breaking the laws freely and endangering their lives as well as those of their fellow travellers. Pollution is a big concern, so is the time wasted under traffic jams. Fortunately, a solution is available!