AI cameras continue to catch WA drivers pulling ‘insane’ stunts
Western Australia has implemented AI road safety cameras to monitor dangerous driving behaviors. Police and Road Safety Minister Reece Whitby highlighted a significant decline in traffic offenses since the cameras were introduced. Despite improvements, he noted that a core group of drivers continues to engage in reckless behaviors.
- ▪Since the installation of AI cameras in February 2025, seat belt offenses have decreased by 86%.
- ▪Mobile phone offenses have dropped by 88%, and speeding violations have reduced by 51%.
- ▪Minister Whitby showcased shocking images of dangerous driving behaviors during a budget estimates hearing.
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