DESPITE decades of traffic enforcement, motorcycle-related road deaths remain a serious concern in Malaysia.
Police patrols, roadblocks and the Automated Enforcement System (AES) cameras play important roles in enforcing traffic laws, but their coverage is inherently limited. Police officers cannot monitor every road around the clock, while fixed cameras can only observe specific locations. Installing and maintaining these systems also require substantial investment.
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