The UK’s Department of Transport has begun a trial of AI-powered adjudicators to rule on low-level traffic violations captured by cameras. Offenses like speeding slightly over the limit and bus lane violations will feed into the system for instant rulings without human intervention.
Supporters argue this will reduce backlog and increase efficiency; opponents warn of potential algorithmic errors and lack of human discretion.
Indian and Bangladeshi smart-city planners are closely observing the AI adjudication model for possible adaptation in managing congested urban transport systems.
