The new Saher system uses advanced artificial intelligence to monitor drivers like never before. These cameras are loaded with high-tech object recognition, allowing them to spot if a driver is holding or looking down at a phone, or if a seatbelt is not properly fastened across the chest and shoulder. The technology goes beyond just snapping pictures. It analyzes color patterns, body positions, and even minor movements, thanks to ultra high definition 4K imaging that works even at night or high speeds.

When a car passes by, the AI software checks the image for signs of phone use or improper seatbelt positioning. If it’s unsure, the system sends flagged images to human reviewers before a ticket is issued. Lane monitoring is just as advanced. The cameras track whether a driver crosses solid lines without signaling or cuts across restricted lanes at intersections. The AI can even tell the difference between a safe maneuver and erratic lane changes, helping reduce accidents caused by sudden or illegal moves.

The main goal behind the updated Saher cameras is safety, not just catching offenders. Drivers can avoid fines and help keep roads safer by building a few smart habits into their daily routine. First, always fasten your seatbelt as soon as you get in the car and make sure it is positioned correctly over your shoulder. Use Bluetooth or voice command features to answer calls, so you never need to pick up your phone on the move.

When changing lanes, always use your indicator and stay within your marked lane unless it is absolutely necessary to move. Avoid driving through painted islands or restricted zones at intersections. Remember, the cameras are designed to pick up on distracted behaviors, so keeping your focus on the road is the best defense. With these habits, drivers in Saudi Arabia can avoid violations and help create a culture of road safety that matches the country’s vision for the future.