Highway safety patrol vehicles are also set to receive front-facing and rear-facing AI cameras.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation is expanding its vehicle fleet with AI camera technology designed to give crews a faster look at road conditions and potential hazards.
Winter-specific vehicles will get forward-facing cameras that can record roadway conditions, track winter service work and show how storm cleanup is progressing as it happens. The agency says those cameras will help provide a real-time view of conditions during severe weather.
Highway safety patrol vehicles are also set to receive front-facing and rear-facing AI cameras. According to the department, the system will review video from onboard cameras to help identify crashes as they occur and document near-miss incidents as well.
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