School buses and police are using artificial intelligence cameras to crack down #news #shorts

Layla, come here. No, what the heck! Stop!

The scenes are heart-stopping. Vehicles narrowly missing children, speeding by school buses with the stop arm out and lights flashing. This car nearly hitting two children waiting for the bus in Indiana earlier this year. And as more school districts begin classes across the country, a company called Bus Patrol is using AI-powered cameras on more than 40,000

buses in 22 states to catch vehicle violations. The Lower Marion School District outside Philadelphia is using the cameras this school year. That stop sign comes out, those cameras start recording. All 135 school buses in their fleet now outfitted with the cameras.

We're hoping we see no violations because that would be safest for kids but realistically our expectation is we're going to start

seeing a lot of them then. They took us on a routine bus route to demonstrate how it works. Oh we got a bunch of cars. According to police once a violation is how it works. Oh we got a bunch of cars. According to police once a violation is identified on the camera the company