Montevideo’s municipal government (IMM) is expanding its surveillance network with new camera installations across the city. Fixed cameras will be implemented to monitor parking in Presidente Berro and Urquiza streets. Additionally, speed cameras will be deployed on Uruguayana, L. A. de Herrera, Millán, Caramurú and Suárez streets. The IMM has not detailed the specific reasons for the location choices, but the installations aim to improve traffic management and enforcement. These measures are expected to impact driver behavior and enhance parking regulations in these areas. Residents should anticipate increased monitoring and potential fines for violations. The changes are part of an ongoing effort to modernize Montevideo’s infrastructure and improve road safety.