Philadelphia, PA collaborates with SEPTA on AI-powered parking enforcement initiative
Philadelphia, PA SEPTA AI Parking Enforcement Initiative
Local officials identified blocked bus lanes as obstacles to accessibility for seniors and residents with disabilities. SEPTA tested Hayden AI's enforcement platform on two bus routes over a 70-day period. The pilot's success led city council members to approve an expanded enforcement zone including all streets served by trolleys. Cameras mounted to SEPTA transit vehicles capture street footage for evaluation by the platform, thus supporting improved enforcement efforts.
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Mayor Jim Kenney signed into law Bill No. 230489, allowing for the camera-based parking enforcement technology.
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