Camera-based parking enforcement is coming to Budapest, fines can be issued much faster
Budapest plans to expand a camera-based parking enforcement system currently used in the V. district. This technology significantly speeds up monitoring, achieving up to five times faster checks. The system employs infrared cameras with 99% accuracy, capable of recognizing license plates even in close proximity. Currently, 20 inspectors manage 5,450 paid parking spaces, having issued around 105,000 fines last year. While the system is not fully automated yet, the city aims to enhance efficiency. The expansion timeline remains unclear due to varying urban conditions across over 110,000 paid parking spots in Budapest.
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