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LIST: What offences will France’s new AI cameras be able to detect?

From 2025 the new cameras will see more than just excess speed

Paris plans to reduce speed limit on outer ring road from 70 to 50km/h

The move aims to reduce environmental and noise pollution

SEE: annual fine levels captured by road radars in France

Fines for actions caught by automatic radars totalled almost €1 billion in 2022

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Driver fine: Radars capture more motoring offences in France

We show the 15 driving offences that can be checked including illegal manoeuvres, seatbelt abuse and mobile phone usage

Private radar cars on rise in France, see where plus current locations

We look at the type of vehicles used and the kind of roads they are usually found on

5 practical updates in France you may have missed

We look at new (and not so new) scams, tax bills and their terminology and how thermal imaging cameras are monitoring carpool lanes

Does France have unmarked radar cars to catch people speeding?

French officials distinguish between two kinds of speed detection system carried by vehicles

Map: This is where private speed camera cars are operating in France

They were present in 53 departments last year, up from 39 in 2021

Drivers sent speeding fines in error due to camera pointing wrong way

More than 50,000 fines are reported to have been sent out in error in just two weeks

Record 5,600 speed cameras to be operating in France by 2023

We look at the different types of cameras in operation in France, and where they might be found

Less obvious or clearer? New speed radar road signs roll out in France

The road safety agency says the two signs give information more ‘quickly and easily’ but a leading motorist organisation says they will trick drivers as less visible

Row over plans for five new speed radars on Ile de Ré

The prefect says it is justified as the 35km-long island has the highest number of fatal accidents in the Charente-Maritime. Only one camera will be in use at a time but drivers will not know which