IACP Track

Strengthening Automated Traffic Enforcement Systems to Reduce Road Deaths: A Case Study of Bogotá

Location: D225/226, KBHCC

Madeline Kramer

Program Manager
IACP, United States
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Trevor Hall, N/A

Mr
Road Safety Support
Essex, England, United Kingdom
Chelsea Van Horne

Project Manager
IACP, United States
Omar Gonzalez

Law Enforcement Coordinator
Vital Strategies, United States

As part of the Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety, the IACP has been working with UK-based consultant Road Safety Support (RSS) and the Office of the Secretary of Mobility of Bogota, Colombia, to assess the city’s use of automated speed enforcement, known as Life-Saving Cameras (Cámaras Salvavidas). The city’s use of the Cámaras Salvavidas was disrupted following a legislative decision in 2020 restricting who was subject to automated ticketing. This presentation will showcase the work of a multi-phase assessment of the camera system and demonstrate measurable outcomes of preliminary interventions implemented.