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Over 600 driving offences detected in UK-first trial with Warwickshire Police
The 'sensor test vehicle', which uses AI detection equipment to ascertain whether drivers are distracted at the wheel or not wearing a seatbeat, has already detected 664 offences this month.
The ‘sensor test vehicle’ has been trialed in recent weeks as part of a research project carried out alongside Warwickshire Police
By - Cash Boyle
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