Over 3,300 Kathmandu vehicles now under camera, GPS watch
Summary
Over 3,300 public vehicles in Kathmandu Valley have been equipped with dashcams, CCTV cameras, and GPS tracking to improve safety and accountability in public transportation.
Key Points
- 3,303 public vehicles in Kathmandu Valley are now fitted with dashcams, CCTV cameras, and GPS trackers.
- The surveillance aims to address passenger mistreatment, fare overcharging, and other irregularities in the transport sector.
- Camera and GPS footage will help resolve disputes and establish accountability in accidents more effectively.
- The plan is to mandate this technology for all public service vehicles in the Valley to enhance safety and oversight.
