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Brazilian drivers are caught off guard by new radar! Unforgivable, it promises to put an end to a common practice among drivers! New technology is working in 24 states

Written by Alisson Ficher
Published 11/12/2024 às 12:59
New Doppler radars are being installed throughout Brazil and promise to put an end to traffic violations at great distances.
New Doppler radars are being installed throughout Brazil and promise to put an end to traffic violations at great distances.

Technology is transforming traffic in Brazil. With the ability to identify various violations from long distances, the devices are already operating in 24 states, promoting greater safety on the roads. Innovation demands greater responsibility from drivers and promises to revolutionize inspection.

You may think you know everything about traffic radars, but a new generation of devices promises to turn the game around and forever change the way traffic violations are monitored in Brazil.

What was once just a tool for measuring speed has become a powerful ally for traffic authorities, capable of identifying violations that previously went unnoticed.

What is so innovative about this technology? How will it impact drivers’ lives? Read on to find out.

How does the new traffic control technology work in Brazil?

Doppler radars, responsible for this revolution, are already operating in 24 Brazilian states.

They use continuous electromagnetic waves to measure speed and identify violations at a distance of up to 100 meters., making the tactic of braking suddenly when spotting a radar obsolete.

Unlike traditional models, which depend on physical sensors or loops installed in the asphalt, Doppler radars work independently.

This innovation allows inspection in several lanes simultaneously, with precision and agility.

According to National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology (Inmetro), these radars undergo regular checks to ensure reliability.

This is essential to avoid errors and ensure that fines are only applied when really necessary.

More than speed: the surprising functions of Doppler radars

If measuring speed from a long distance is already an advanced resource, Doppler radars are even more impressive due to their ability to monitor other traffic violations.

The main functions include:

  • Red light running identification;
  • Drivers caught using their cell phones while driving;
  • Detection of prohibited conversions;
  • Traffic control in the wrong direction;
  • Record of vehicles stopped on the pedestrian crossing.

These radars go beyond simple speed detection, functioning as a complete monitoring tool. According to traffic technology experts, the implementation of this system can significantly reduce the number of accidents, promoting greater safety on public roads.

Advantages of the new technology: efficiency and simplicity of maintenance

Doppler radars do not use physical components in the road, which simplifies installation and maintenance. This means fewer traffic disruptions during deployment and adjustment processes.

Furthermore, its structure facilitates adaptation to different urban and road scenarios.

This flexibility allows the devices to efficiently monitor both large avenues and highways with less traffic.

Where are the doppler radars in Brazil?

Currently, around 1.700 traffic lanes in 24 Brazilian states already have Doppler radars.

Some of the cities that have adopted the technology include Salvador, Anápolis, São Paulo, and regions of Rio Grande do Sul, Paraná and Goiás.

Distribution covers both capitals and smaller municipalities, ensuring that inspection is comprehensive.

According to authorities, the aim is to further expand the use of these devices in the coming years.

Impact on drivers and the importance of responsibility in traffic

With the arrival of Doppler radars, driver behavior is expected to change significantly.

There is no point in braking just when you see a speed camera: respecting traffic rules is the only way to avoid fines and accidents.

According to experts, This technology reinforces the need for caution and responsibility when driving.

In a scenario where infractions can be identified from a long distance, the commitment to security becomes even more indispensable.

The future of traffic enforcement has arrived

Doppler technology promises to revolutionize the way in which Brazil deals with traffic violations.

With advanced functions and proven effectiveness, these radars represent an important step towards the modernization of the sector and road safety.

And now, will Doppler radars be the future of surveillance on all Brazilian roads? Have you ever come across any?

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Marina Peres Goncalves.
Marina Peres Goncalves.
11/12/2024 17:11

Traffic laws need to be toughened up and enforced. Enough of this death toll caused by the irresponsibility of bad drivers who do not respect traffic laws.

Leandro
Leandro
In reply to  Marina Peres Goncalves.
11/12/2024 18:36

The problem is that they don't care about the deaths on the roads, they are just using the problem to raise more money.

Mauro
Mauro
In reply to  Leandro
12/12/2024 21:31

You said it all… absolutely right

Jocimar
Jocimar
In reply to  Marina Peres Goncalves.
12/12/2024 10:39

My friend, this really includes the poor conditions of the highways, which continue in the same way. They don't want to invest in highways and dual carriageways and don't have the money, but they do have money to invest in cutting-edge equipment. Why is that? The demand to reduce accidents has to be made by both sides, just punishing by collecting revenue, and it's easy.

Sessar
Sessar
11/12/2024 18:11

FINE INDUSTRY. GO TO WORK PARASITES

Alisson Ficher

Journalist graduated in 2017 and working in the field since 2015, with six years of experience in print magazines and over 12 thousand online publications. Specialist in politics, jobs, economics, courses, among other topics. If you have any questions, want to report an error or suggest a topic on the topics covered on the site, please contact us by email: alisson.hficher@outlook.com. We do not accept resumes!

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