ITMS to track traffic offenders from today
The Jammu Smart City’s Integrated Traffic Management System (ITMS) will start tracking of traffic offenders from Monday at 14 different locations across Jammu City.
The ambitious traffic surveillance project is being executed by Jammu Smart City, which will keep an eye on traffic offenders across the city. The high-resolution surveillance cameras installed under ITMS in different junctions will scan number plates who will violate traffic rules.
The Jammu Smart City’s Integrated Traffic Management System (ITMS) will start tracking of traffic offenders from Monday at 14 different locations across Jammu City.
The ambitious traffic surveillance project is being executed by Jammu Smart City, which will keep an eye on traffic offenders across the city. The high-resolution surveillance cameras installed under ITMS in different junctions will scan number plates who will violate traffic rules.
“From Monday onwards 14 locations in the city will be made active. These locations are Bikram Chowk, Asia In Gate, Railway Crossing (Div Com Office), Indira Chowk, Shakuntala Chowk, Vigilance Rotary, Amphalla Chowk, Highcourt Janipur, Jewel Chowk, Valmiki Chowk, Gujjar Nagar Chowk, RBI Turning and Main Stop Gandhinagar,” an official said while appealing people to follow all traffic rules.
The Intelligent Traffic Management and City Surveillance System will be in place at 38 junctions having traffic signals.
The salient features of this system include automatic number plate recognition, traffic violation detection system and enforcement, red right violation, no helmet, triple riding, no seat belt, mobile usage while driving and wrong parking. Moreover, this system will help the Traffic Police in automated e-challan generation.
This system will ensure round the clock surveillance along with video management solution and detect human loitering, abandoned objects, persons falling as well as throwing of garbage by the vehicle operators as well as pedestrians.
The live video from cameras installed at 38 junctions will be available at Integrated Command Control Centre, Traffic Police Headquarters at Gulshan Ground and Police Control Room, Parade through secured optical fiber network.
According to the sources, after making Integrated Command and Control Centre and Intelligent Traffic Management and City Surveillance System functional, the Jammu Smart City Limited will shift focus towards 28 more junctions which though don’t have traffic signals but need surveillance from general law and order point of view.
These junctions have been identified by Jammu and Kashmir Police Headquarters for installation of hi-tech cameras having linkage with Integrated Command and Control Centre.
