CARPOOL LANE CHEATING CAMERAS WITHIN SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) has been testing cameras on undisclosed highway locations to catch carpool lane cheaters on local highways. The MTC administration is hoping therein cameras will catch many carpool lane cheaters, and it may help ease some traffic congestion in San Francisco Bay Area. The highway cameras can record and count people in each vehicle traveling on carpool lanes because it requires two people. The CHP (California Highway Patrol) officers have issued 64,000 tickets for carpool lane cheaters in 2016 and increased from 39,600 in 1010. The CHP has increased enforcement within the Bay Area highways during commuting hours and cheating drivers will get more penalties for their violation.

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