Motorists want AES cameras installed on Penang Bridge


Boustead says Miros studies show a decay rate in accident-prone areas where AES is installed, demonstrating a drop in fatal accidents and lower summons volumes.

GEORGE TOWN: The proposal by the government to have Automated Enforcement System (AES) cameras on the Penang Bridge to reduce accidents has drawn overwhelming support from the public.

Some respondents said it was a better idea to have speed cameras than to raise the railings on the bridge to prevent cars from falling into the sea during accidents.

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