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Greece launches police traffic-management unit using AI, drones and cameras

Greek police are launching a new unit to manage traffic with artificial intelligence, drones and cameras. The report describes the start of the program but gives no disruption or incident figures.

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The system could expand nationwide traffic surveillance and alter how authorities manage road safety and congestion.

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