The IPCC recently visited the Police Force's West Kowloon traffic operation base to learn about the police's use of technology to assist traffic law enforcement.
IPCC Chairwoman Wong Pui-sze pointed out that the police’s daily traffic law enforcement is a challenge. During law enforcement, if citizens do not understand the police’s working procedures, or one of them lacks patience, there may be friction and further complaints.
The IPCC visited the West Kowloon Traffic Operations Base to learn about the police's use of technology to assist law enforcement.
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The IPCC pointed out that in the past five years, the number of traffic-related complaints accounted for nearly 20% of the total number of complaints each year, and more than 90% of them involved allegations of negligence, improper behavior, and poor attitude. The IPCC has raised 14 improvement suggestions.
The representative of the Police Traffic Headquarters pointed out that the mobile camera team and the electronic ticketing system can effectively combat illegal parking, and can also reduce the dispute rate of tickets and related complaints; Further enhance the ability to combat traffic crimes; this year launched the "Yingzhujia" WeChat mini-program, allowing citizens to report non-emergency traffic violations online.
Members of the IPCC were invited to participate in the demonstration of the "check breath test" to combat drunk driving, and the "rapid oral fluid test" for drug driving and drug driving. and law enforcement effectiveness.
The chairman of the IPCC, Wang Peishi, said that Hong Kong’s dense population, well-developed road infrastructure and complex road conditions have made the police’s daily traffic enforcement challenges. During law enforcement, frontline police officers have to communicate with citizens from time to time. process, or lack of patience by one of the parties, there is an opportunity for friction to arise, which can lead to complaints.”
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