Tashkent buses to get cameras to catch bus lane violations, Prosecutor General's Office says
Tashkent will install video cameras on buses to record violations in designated bus lanes, the Prosecutor General's Office of Uzbekistan reported.
The cameras will be placed in the front section of the buses. According to the agency, they will automatically record violations directly while vehicles are in motion along their routes.
In addition, starting November 1, raids against cars that illegally drive or stop in bus lanes will be stepped up in the capital, the report from the Prosecutor General's Office said.
The agency's publication does not specify how many buses will receive cameras, on which routes and within what timeframe they will be installed, or who will conduct the raids.
What it means
Starting November 1, Tashkent is stepping up raids against cars illegally driving and stopping in bus lanes, while cameras installed on buses will also record violations in them.
Sources
- Генпрокуратура Узбекистана: ‼️ 📸 Тошкентдаги автобусларга махсус йўлаклардаги қоидабузарликларни қайд этувчи камералар ўрнатилади government body
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Published 1 November 2026, 15:46 · No updates · Russian original
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