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Tuesday | September 29, 2026 | Dhaka

A private car flouts traffic rules despite AI-powered camera surveillance in front of the InterContinental Hotel in the capital on Monday. Under the system, traffic violations trigger digital case notifications sent to the offender’s mobile phone, highlighting the need for motorists to follow traffic laws rather than risk penalties. Photo: Shamim Ahmed

 New Nation
 Published: 12:56 AM, 29 September 2026
A private car flouts traffic rules despite AI-powered camera surveillance in front of the InterContinental Hotel in the capital on Monday. Under the system, traffic violations trigger digital case notifications sent to the offender’s mobile phone, highlighting the need for motorists to follow traffic laws rather than risk penalties. Photo: Shamim Ahmed