The Metropolitan Police is set to introduce its first Unmanned Aerial Vehicle to target dangerous driving that puts other road users at risk. The drone will identify dangerous driving and send information to police on the road ahead of the suspect so they can be stopped. The drone features night vision and can fly at low or high altitudes. France has used drones to police the roads for two years, with Cox police catching and fining up to 20 vehicles per hour.
The Metropolitan Police is set to introduce its first Unmanned Aerial Vehicle to target dangerous driving that puts other road users at risk. The drone will identify dangerous driving and send information to police on the road ahead of the suspect so they can be stopped. The drone features night vision and can fly at low or high altitudes. France has used drones to police the roads for two years, with Bordeaux police catching and fining up to 20 vehicles per hour.