Crime-detecting cameras near usage
Tuesday, March 03, 2026 | 180 Views |
Cameras to go live in and around Gaborone will detect offences, including running a red light PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
According to the publication, cameras to go live in and around Gaborone will detect offences including running a red light, driving over the speed limit, vehicles not registered in accordance with the Act, not wearing a seat belt, using a mobile device whilst driving, failure to obey road markings and signs, and driving on an unauthorised lane.
In the regulations, a police officer, traffic inspector, or any person authorised by the minister shall serve the owner of the alleged offending vehicle with a notice, where an authorised officer is satisfied that the owner of the alleged offending vehicle has committed an offence detected by a detecting device.
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