Will impolite pedestrians be photographed? Should they be selected manually?

Inconvenient pedestrians can take photos, but they don't need to choose manually.

In some areas, the behavior of impolite pedestrians may be automatically captured by electronic eyes. In these areas, pedestrian indecent photography systems are usually installed at the entrances and exits of major roads. Through camera video monitoring, indecent pedestrians are automatically photographed and data are kept. After that, users may be notified by illegal SMS.

In addition, the police may also catch the impolite behavior of pedestrians by watching surveillance videos. They will assign police to monitor the video of the main road intersection and capture it manually. This method may be flexible and can be analyzed according to special circumstances, but it is also labor-intensive.

In addition, passers-by and the general public can also take photos of impolite pedestrians' behaviors through the mobile phone camera function, and upload illegal behaviors to the traffic police system. In this case, the traffic control department needs to manually confirm that there are indeed vehicles that are impolite to pedestrians in order to deduct the fine.

In short, impolite pedestrians may be photographed and may need to be confirmed manually. In different areas, there may be different capture methods and processing procedures.