en.Wedoany.com Reported - Patna, Bihar, India recently approved the deployment of an artificial intelligence-driven traffic management system to improve road safety across the state. The traffic management plan will install over 1,000 AI-powered traffic management cameras at key intersections in major cities such as Patna, Gaya, Bhagalpur, Muzaffarpur, and Darbhanga.

These traffic management cameras will utilize real-time video analytics to identify traffic management violations such as running red lights, speeding, driving against the flow, and not wearing helmets, triggering automatic e-challans. The traffic management system will be integrated with a state-level centralized command center for continuous monitoring. According to data from the Bihar Traffic Management Department, the technology has reduced the rate of traffic management violations by up to 40% in other areas where it has been implemented.

With Bihar reporting more than 12,000 road traffic management accident deaths annually, the deployment of this traffic management system aims to address public safety concerns. Traffic management implementation will commence soon, with the target of being fully operational by the end of the year, funded by the state budget. The Bihar Traffic Management Department is responsible for project execution.

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