WATCH: Hefty fines for more than two dozen drivers on back of expanded online reporting capabilities

Finally it might end our epidemic of red light running which is a bonus.

I imagine some revenue will be raised from people traveling in the right lane of the Tuggeranong Parkway, Federal Highway or Majura Parkway/Monaro Highway where the speed limit is 90 or 100.

So, how do we know its not “revenge reporting” using AI deep fakes?

Just more fines for the middle class, the extreme offenders will never be stopped. Rattenbury has done all that he can to prevent genuine positive change from Matthew McLuckies death.

I can’t imagine wanting to do the cops job for them for free.

The Stasi would be salivating.

I can’t wait to see the outrage from the usual suspects over this use of civilians for revenue raising. Get your BINGO cards ready, folks.

Fantastic, I just hope they take it seriously and don’t just bust people tailgating but also people driving slowly in the right lane with traffic banked up behind them.

I need to get a dash cam, just today in a 10min drive I was tailgated by multiple cars when doing the speed limit, there’s also those that don’t give way when merging (which is my biggest pet peeve) 🙁

This is a really positive use of technology, making our roads safer by providing real evidence of those who make them unsafe. I love it!!!

People know the rules. Break them and expect to cop a fine!

But A/g Inspector Mark Richardson mentioned in this article seems to ring a bell with me.

Isn’t A/g Inspector Mark Richardson the newly minted candidate for the Independents for Canberra at this year’s territory election, advocating for a tougher approach on law enforcement in the ACT? Mr Richardson was the top cop who fronted the media during the last Summernats festival and called on the government to introduce tougher laws aimed at those he does not like. Describing visitors and attendees at the event as a “sub-species of the human race” engaged in “moron tourism” he called for an IQ test station at the border rather than playing Whack-a-Mole with a vehicle testing station.

These words were reported in media around the country and seem inconceivable to me, coming from a senior police officer in law enforcement employed in a senior leadership role.