AI Cameras Catch 2,500 Drivers in Attica in Only Four Days

New AI-powered traffic cameras are already making an impact in Attica, recording roughly 2,500 violations in just four days. The surge highlights how automated enforcement is reshaping traffic monitoring and catching far more offenses than traditional methods ever could.

BMW M4

man… those AI traffic cameras in Attica must’ve gone nuts when the guy in the M4 blew through the lights. you ever notice how those cars sound too confident? like they know they’re expensive (what’s an M4 now, around $75k?) and they want the world to hear it. I remember sitting next to one once… the smell of hot brakes and ego, you know? not saying I wouldn’t drive one. I totally would. but it screams “I’m in a hurry to nowhere.” and, I mean 2,500 violations in four days? yeah, that checks out.

Toyota Corolla

oh the Corolla. bless its boring little soul. honestly feels like the kid who gets detention just for showing up to class. someone probably ran a red light just to prove it could. $22k maybe? give or take. I drove my cousin’s once smelled like wet plastic and broken promises. but it never dies. ever. even if you treat it like garbage. it’s that one friend who always says “I’m fine” when clearly they’re not fine.

Mercedes GLC

so this one’s funny. the GLC always looks like it’s judging me. like, silently. I parked next to one felt like standing next to someone who wears cologne to the gym. what is it, $50k-ish? the cameras probably caught them parking halfway across two spots again. no offense to GLC owners, but there’s something about the way the blinkers sound… smug? yeah, smug.

Ford Mustang

now THIS one… oh man. I bet half those violations came from Mustangs. dude probably heard the engine echo off the walls and thought “yeah this is my cue.” around $45k for a mid-trim, right? and suddenly you’re part of the news. I love the sound though, not gonna lie. but every Mustang driver seems possessed by ghosts of drag races past. like they forget laws exist. maybe it’s the car’s fault honestly it wants trouble.

Kia Sportage

hmm. a Sportage. I actually saw one stalled once on a circle… had that burnt clutch smell that never leaves your nose. price? maybe $28k now. people treat it like the SUV that could, but it’s just out there trying its best. I bet it got flashed by the AI camera just for hesitation like, paused a moment too long in the intersection. those systems don’t care about feelings, man. no sympathy for slow reactions.

Audi A3

I’ve always thought the A3 was the car of quiet chaos. looks neat and clean, but something weirdly unstable underneath. $35k and it acts like it’s $80k, kind of relatable honestly. maybe it sped up one yellow light too confidently. I used to think I’d buy one someday, till I sat in one and realized it smells too… synthetic. like fake leather and a dentist’s office.

Honda Civic

oh come on, of course. Civics are born to get caught on camera. not in a bad way tho like, they just live in motion. $25k-ish? I had one once, white, with a dent that looked like an apology. ran like a champ. still kinda miss it. maybe part of me doesn’t mind getting a fine if it’s for feeling alive for once.

Alfa Romeo Giulia

here’s a weird one. Giulia always flirts with disaster beautiful and unreliable at the same time. $44k maybe? the engine noise, man, it’s seductive. like “hey, let’s get arrested together.” I bet at least one of those 2,500 violations came from someone trying to reenact a movie. I respect that level of chaos. totally impractical though. but that’s what makes it cool.

Tesla Model 3

and then… the Teslas. the irony, huh? techy cars caught by techy cameras. some dude probably thought Autopilot would handle it. it didn’t. $40k and you still get flashed for texting about how advanced your car is. I don’t hate Teslas, they’re just… cold. no soul. they smell like new electronics and lost joy.