Zebra crossing violations nearly double as police unveil smart-policing plans
Zebra crossing violations in Macau have almost doubled to 870 cases this year, as police look to introduce 3D scanners and remove a busy crossing to reduce pedestrian-vehicle conflicts. Police recorded more than 870 cases of failing to yield at pedestrian crossings between January and August this year – nearly double the figure from the same period last year – according to a report on public broadcaster TDM’s radio program Wednesday. Authorities are also seeking to introduce 3D scanners to speed up accident scene analysis and data collection, while regularly submitting reports on traffic hotspots to the Transport Bureau. These […]
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