New York City’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced the rollout of automated camera enforcement on three additional bus routes, marking an expansion of its traffic violation monitoring system. The technology, already in use on select routes, will now capture images of vehicles making illegal stops or failing to yield to pedestrians at designated bus stops. Critics have raised concerns about privacy and potential misuse of the data, while supporters argue it will improve safety and compliance with transit rules. The move comes as the city continues to balance technological solutions with public trust in surveillance programs.
Automated camera enforcement expands to 3 more bus routes in NYC, MTA says CBS News
