# From 2 November, cameras and artificial intelligence look for non-payers on Belarus's toll roads

- URL: https://syn.by/en/technology/cameras-artificial-intelligence-look-non-payers-belarus-toll/
- Published: 2026-11-03T15:30:07+00:00
- Updated: 2026-11-03T15:30:07+00:00
- Section: Technology
- Language: en
- RU edition: https://syn.by/ru/tekhnologii/kamery-i-iskusstvennyy-intellekt-ishchut-neplatelshchikov.md
- BE edition: https://syn.by/tekhnalogii/bielarusi-kamery-shtuchny-inteliekt-shukajuc.md

> The Ministry of Transport says the toll payment control system has been supplemented with video recording and AI-based software. The ministry did not specify what fines await those the system catches.

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Since 2 November, additional means of monitoring payment of road tolls have been operating on Belarus's toll roads. This was reported by the Ministry of Transport. According to the ministry, the existing system has been supplemented with software based on artificial intelligence technologies and video recording equipment.

For drivers, this means that travel without payment is now detected automatically, and video recording operates on the toll road segments themselves. The ministry's statement did not say what sanctions are provided for recorded non-payment, or whether the system works on all toll sections.

According to the Ministry of Transport, the update makes it possible to automatically record, on toll road segments, the vehicles of users who have not paid in the established manner.

The ministry reports that the system was developed jointly by the sole operator of the Ministry of Transport's intelligent transport system, the state unitary enterprise Beldorsvyaz, the operator of the electronic toll collection system, and the Ministry of Transport's Transport Inspectorate.

The Ministry of Transport's press service explains the innovation this way: the aim is to improve discipline among toll road users, to stop cases of deliberate removal of on-board devices, and to eliminate cases of unpaid tolls.

Statistics from the Transport Inspectorate point to the scale of violations: in Babruisk, 65 violations of toll road payment rules were detected in the first half of 2026.

The Ministry of Transport raised toll road rates in September 2024: Resolution No. 75 of 6 September took effect on 20 September.