Automated road traffic enforcement in France


The term ‘Automated road traffic enforcement’ refers to all the stages involved in processing a road traffic offence detected by an automatic traffic enforcement camera, such as speeding offences, for example.

From the National Processing Centre (CNT), ANTAI coordinates the entire road traffic offence process, from managing the offence notice (MIF) generated by traffic enforcement cameras based on the data they have detected, to sending out the fixed penalty notice, and processing payments and appeals.

Below, you can find out more about the various stages of the automated road traffic enforcement process, from the offence being detected by the traffic enforcement camera, through to the creation and sending of the fixed penalty notice to the vehicle owner, and on to payment or appeal against the fine.

How does it work?

A comprehensive overview of how road traffic offences are automatically processed
Road traffic enforcement cameras in France

Find out about the different types of enforcement cameras used in France, how they work, and where they are located.
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