SEPTA AI camera program linked to sharp decline in bus lane violations

SEPTA's AI-powered camera enforcement program on buses has cut no-stopping violations in bus lanes by 51% overall, with some locations seeing 90%+ reductions, and improved bus travel times by 3-6%. The program has expanded to trolleys, making Philadelphia the first city to use trolley-mounted cameras for parking violation enforcement.

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