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São Paulo traffic enforcement and regulation
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Traffic enforcement in São Paulo has focused on vehicle circulation restrictions and driver behavior. Authorities have implemented the Zona de Máxima Restrição à Circulação (ZMRC) to manage truck access in the Expanded Center, limiting large vehicles to specific hours to reduce congestion. Regarding driver conduct, state data from early 2026 showed a high volume of fines for mobile phone use. This enforcement has been augmented by the deployment of artificial intelligence-powered cameras on the Raposo Tavares highway. In The AI system has transitioned from testing to active enforcement, issuing 2,316 fines in its first month of operation, this AI system identified over 2,300 infractions, primarily involving for infractions including failure to wear seatbelts and the use of mobile phones or headphones. The technology functions by flagging potential violations for human review by phone use. Beyond highway enforcement, the Military Highway Police before fines are finalized. city has implemented adaptive algorithms in 1,677 traffic lights, a move that has reduced congestion by over 12%.
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- 2026-09-15 20:59 UTC São Paulo traffic enforcement and regulation
- 2026-09-14 20:51 UTC São Paulo traffic enforcement and regulation
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