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Kane Patena: Waka Kotahi spokesperson says steps have been taken to ensure privacy in new safety camera trial - The Mike Hosking Breakfast
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A six month safety camera trial that detects mobile phone usage starts in Auckland today.
Three cameras have been installed - two on a State Highway, and one on a local road.
They capture all vehicles and detect drivers whose hands aren't on the steering wheel and might be using a mobile.
Because there's no police involvement drivers won’t be getting a ticket.
Waka Kotahi's Kane Patena says steps have been taken to protect people's privacy.
He says an example is the image being automatically deleted after 15 minutes, if there's no evidence of distraction.
The trial is costing around $380,000.
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Three cameras have been installed - two on a State Highway, and one on a local road.
They capture all vehicles and detect drivers whose hands aren't on the steering wheel and might be using a mobile.
Because there's no police involvement drivers won’t be getting a ticket.
Waka Kotahi's Kane Patena says steps have been taken to protect people's privacy.
He says an example is the image being automatically deleted after 15 minutes, if there's no evidence of distraction.
The trial is costing around $380,000.
LISTEN ABOVE
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