Motorway Police to Use Drones For Traffic Control

The National Highway and Motorway Police (NHMP) plans to be using drones for traffic management and patrolling on all highways and highways. This stage, according to the details, will reduce the need for human intervention and migrate to a modern operating standard.
The Motorway Police will deploy technology like variable messaging signs, body-worn cameras, and intelligent automation to streamline operations for commuters, according to the Ministry of Communications.
Furthermore, the public service management system used on the M-2 and M-3 motorways would be reproduced on all highways.
The motorway police will adopt a stricter regime to ensure proper law enforcement. “Drones will be deployed for enforcement, surveillance and mitigating fencing issues,” said the official from the Ministry of Communication.
Moreover, the department will also launch a new black point system whereby motorists will begin accruing demerit points on their driving licenses for various violations.
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