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The iPhone in your hand likely has two or three cameras on the back: Non‑Pro models typically have two, while Pro models have three. If it's the latter, your iPhone Pro model may have a larger black ...

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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has started exploring how artificial intelligence could be used to monitor the system’s more than 15,000 cameras to detect and predict unsafe behaviors, ...

The Arkansas Highway Police (AHP), a division of the Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT), is utilizing new work zone camera technology that can detect handheld device usage while driving.

The Arkansas Highway Police are expanding how they enforce safety laws in interstate work zones by rolling out new camera technology designed to detect drivers using handheld devices behind the wheel.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — New work zone camera technology in Arkansas will soon detect drivers using their handheld devices in work zones, raising both safety hopes and privacy concerns. Act 707 allows ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Soon, new work zone camera technology that can detect the use of handheld devices while driving will be put in place along Arkansas highways. Currently, the Arkansas Highway Police ...

JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - The Arkansas Department of Transportation announced Friday it will use cameras in work zones to detect drivers using phones or other handheld devices. The initiative between ...

NEW YORK THRU SUNDAY. ALISON KOSIK ABC NEWS NEW YORK ARKANSAS STATE TROOPERS ARE DEPLOYING A NEW FORM OF CAMERA TECHNOLOGY. THE GOAL -- CATCH DRIVERS USING CELL PHONES IN WORK ZONES. THEY SAY WORK ...

JACKSONVILLE, Ark. – Today, the Arkansas Department of Transportation announced that later this month, cameras will be installed to detect if drivers use their cellphones or handheld devices in work ...