TRANSPORT for NSW (TfNSW) is installing a Road Safety Incident Investigation Camera (ROSIICAM) this week at the intersection of Giinagay Way and Valla Beach Road, Valla Beach.
ROSIICAM uses artificial intelligence to automatically detect near-misses and crashes, capturing short video footage of each incident.
It also collects data on vehicle speeds, traffic volumes, and types of vehicles.
Road safety analysts can use this information to better understand driver behaviour and the frequency and nature of incidents at the site, supporting potential future road safety interventions.
“No personal data will be collected during the one-month installation,” TfNSW said in a statement.
“Licence plates and images of faces will not be recorded.
“This is not an enforcement tool, and no fines will be issued.
“Faces and vehicle registration plates are blurred automatically.”
Motorists are reminded to drive to the prevailing conditions, observe the speed limit, remain alert at all times, be patient and ensure there is an appropriate gap in traffic before entering or exiting the intersection.
For the latest traffic updates download the Live Traffic NSW app, visit livetraffic.com or call 132 701.
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