Bus stopping outside a stop
A bus loading passengers away from an approved stop while traffic has to go round it.
Overpass cameras detect and track every vehicle, measure its speed and check eight traffic rules. An officer reviews each case before a ticket is sent, and owners see the same photos, pay online or ask for a review.
A university research prototype: officer and administrator accounts are demo accounts for the project's evaluation.
The cameras do the watching and the measuring. People make the decisions.
Overpass cameras find every vehicle, from rickshaws to buses, and follow each one with its own ID through the frame.
A stretch of road of known size turns pixels into metres, so speed, stopping time and distance are measured, not guessed.
Each case arrives with photos, the measurements and a written explanation. An officer checks the plate and decides.
The owner gets the ticket by email, sees the same evidence, pays online and receives an invoice, or asks for a review.
A rule only runs where its road zones are drawn and measured, so nothing is flagged on guesswork.
A bus loading passengers away from an approved stop while traffic has to go round it.
60 km/h on city roads, 80 km/h on highways, measured over a road section of known length.
Waiting or parked on a marked kerb strip during peak hours or heavy traffic.
Driving against the flow on a one-way carriageway.
Changing lanes across a painted solid lane line.
A motorbike rider seen bare-headed across several frames.
Standing in a running lane while the rest of the traffic has to pass it.
Rickshaws, CNGs or other classes on roads where they are not allowed.
Register with the email that is on your vehicle's registration.
Live surveillance of IP cameras and recordings, a queue of violations to check, tickets and review decisions.
Test cases with photo evidence, sandbox payments (no real money), invoices and review requests.
Cameras and their measured road zones, fine amounts, user accounts, reports and the audit log.
Sign in to see open tickets, the evidence behind them, and pay or appeal.
This website is a final-year academic project (CSE 499B, North South University) that demonstrates AI detection of traffic violations in recorded road videos. It is not operated by, or affiliated with, any government body, police force or road authority. Not a government or police service. No real tickets or fines are issued, every vehicle, owner and case is test data, and payments run in sandbox (test) mode: no real money is taken. Please do not enter real payment card details.