New traffic cameras catch over 6,000 offences in first month, from illegal U-turns to stopping in yellow boxes

More of these traffic violation enforcement cameras will progressively be deployed at accident-prone areas and sites where offences are frequently reported.

The new devices are mobile and can be moved according to enforcement needs. The police aim to fully operationalise the system in the first quarter of 2026, and camera locations will be published on the SPF website.

Painted in bright orange and white stripes, the cameras are designed to be clearly visible to motorists – similar to existing enforcement cameras.

“Together with existing enforcement cameras, traffic violation enforcement cameras will strengthen the traffic police’s enforcement capabilities and expand coverage across the island around the clock,” said SPF.

Since the trial began, the cameras have picked up an average of 20 offences per day across all 11 sites. Among the most common violations were motorists crossing double white lines, especially in areas with heavy traffic.