A meeting of senior officials at the Motor Vehicles Department (MVD), to be chaired by Transport Minister Antony Raju, on Wednesday is likely to take a call on the date from which legal notices are to be issued for traffic violations detected by the newly installed artificial intelligence-driven automated number plate recognition cameras across the State.
The MVD started issuing challans for traffic violations detected by the new system a few days ago, which an officer says is part of an awareness drive suggested by the government before penalising the violators.
At present, the notice carries only the details of the offence . No identity details and photos of the violation are included in order to avoid court litigation. However, once the awareness drive is over, the notice will have all details, including the photograph of the traffic violation.
