Optimization of Electronic Traffic Monitoring in Traffic Violations (Case Study in Demak Police Area)
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https://doi.org/10.30659/rlj.4.1.247-258Kata Kunci:
Keywords, Electronics, Traffic, Optimization, Monitoring.Abstrak
Abstract. The increasing need of the community for motorized vehicles as a support for social mobility activities has resulted in a high number of motorized vehicle use on the road. The high number of motorized vehicles has not been significantly comparable to the awareness of traffic ethics, this often results in a high number of traffic violations which leads to an increasing number of motor vehicle accidents, including in the Demak City area.Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE)is a new effort made by the Police as a way to reduce the number of violations and motor vehicle accidents in today's traffic system. However, this has not been optimally felt its positive impact on society. This paper uses a qualitative method. Based on the study conducted, it can be seen that the implementation of electronic traffic supervision in an effort to reduce traffic violations in the Demak Police area has not been effective. Because after installing the CCTV program as a surveillance camera and a warning camera for traffic violators on the highway, the number of traffic violations at red lights in the jurisdiction of the Demak Police is still high.
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Interview with AKP Lingga Ramadhani as Head of Traffic Police of the Police Demak on May 12, 2024
Interview with the Head of Traffic Police of Demak PoliceAKP Thoriq Aziz, June 10, 2024
Interview with Mugi Marjoko on June 10, 2024, address Jl. Anggrek Baru, Wijaya Kusuma Housing Complex, Demak
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