COMMENTS ON THE "VÉDA" SYSTEM - a smart camera network for measuring of speed on the roads - (two years after its implementation)
Abstract
The VÉDA Intelligent Road Camera Network, which includes, among other things, 160 mobile speed cameras and 365 fixed cameras monitoring traffic lanes, began operating in Hungary on 5 April 2016. The announcement published on the ORFK website described the entire system, its structure, costs and the traffic violations that can be monitored and recorded [www.police.hu].References
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