Frankfurt, Germany is utilizing cameras installed on public transportation – buses and trams – to enforce parking regulations and reduce obstruction of bus routes. In the first four months of the program, authorities identified 421 instances of illegal parking. Drivers found violating parking rules, such as blocking bus lanes or stops, are receiving fines starting at 70 euros. The initiative aims to improve public transport efficiency and safety by deterring unlawful parking practices. City officials have not disclosed details regarding the camera system’s specific technology or data handling procedures. The program represents a novel approach to urban traffic management and enforcement. Further expansion of the camera system is currently under consideration.