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    City to add 15 new traffic enforcement sites, with 7 pedestrian-yield cameras starting May 1

    Enforcement points will first target failure to yield, with more "smart cameras" catching other traffic violations coming online in second half of year
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    By KHT Staff. Image (2025) via Kaohsiung City Police Department Traffic Police Corps.

    KAOHSIUNG — There will soon be 15 new automated traffic enforcement sites across the city, with seven at intersections targeting drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians set to begin operation on May 1, city officials said.

    CtiNews reports that the other eight sites, which will monitor multiple types of intersection violations, are expected to begin operating in the second half of the year. The expansion represents an investment of just over NT$30 million.

    Officials said the new sites are mostly in busy areas with heavy pedestrian traffic and a higher risk of accidents, especially near schools, traditional markets, shopping areas, and hospitals.

    Under current rules, failure to yield to pedestrians carries a fine of NT$6,000. The city said it already has 25 pedestrian-yield automated enforcement sites, mainly around schools, markets, commercial areas, and hospitals.

    According to the city government, Kaohsiung had 108 automated traffic enforcement sites in 2025, mainly targeting speeding, red-light running, and failure to obey signs, road markings, and traffic signals. Authorities issued nearly 70,650 citations last year.

    City figures indicate that accident totals have fallen at intersections with automated enforcement. So far this year, 695 traffic accidents have been recorded at sites with such systems, down 129 cases from before installation — a drop of almost 16 percent. In 2025, the city said accidents at those intersections fell by 441 cases, or 15.1 percent, to 2,487.

    New Automated Pedestrian-Yield Enforcement (7 Sites)

    These cameras specifically target vehicles failing to yield to pedestrians.

    • Sanmin District (三民區)
      • Dachang 2nd Road (大昌二路) & Yihua Road (義華路)
      • Dachang 1st Road (大昌一路) & Dingshan Street (鼎山街)
    • Fongshan District (鳳山區)
      • Wujia 2nd Road (五甲二路) & Nanhua Road (南華路)
    • Nanzih District (楠梓區)
      • Haijhuan Road (海專路) & Rueiping Road (瑞屏路)
    • Lingya District (苓雅區)
      • Sanduo 2nd Road (三多二路) & Heping 1st Road (和平一路)
    • Cianjin District (前金區)
      • Cingnian 2nd Road (青年二路) & Zihciang 3rd Road (自強三路)
    • Zuoying District (左營區)
      • Huasia Road (華夏路) & Chongsin Road (重信路)

    New Automated Multi-Type Intersection Enforcement (8 Sites)

    These cameras monitor multiple violations, including speeding and running red lights.

    • Linyuan District (林園區)
      • Yanhai Road Sec. 2 (沿海路二段), Fenglin Road Sec. 1 (鳳林路一段) & Jhongyun 3rd Road (中芸三路)
      • Yanhai Road Sec. 2 & Wenxian South Road (文賢南路)
      • Yanhai Road Sec. 4 (沿海路四段), Wanggong Road (王公路) & Donglin West Road (東林西路)
    • Sanmin District (三民區)
      • Station East Road (站東路) extension area, Kaohsiung Station
      • Shihcyuan 1st Road (十全一路) & Zihyou 1st Road (自由一路)
    • Fongshan District (鳳山區)
      • Cingnian Road Sec. 2 (青年路二段) & Wenhua Road (文化路)
    • Nanzih District (楠梓區)
      • Tuku 1st Road (土庫一路) & Cingfong 2nd Road Ln. 360 (清豐二路360巷)
    • Sinsing District (新興區)
      • Jhongjheng 3rd Road (中正三路) & Fusing 1st Road (復興一路)

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