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Road traffic surveillance cameras
In the case of surveillance cameras directed at road traffic, it is advisable that the location of the
camera and the image frame be selected so that the road users cannot be identified by means of the
license plates. Inscriptions/logos on vehicles may also serve as a means of identifying a road user.
Duty of notification
If it is not possible to preclude the identification of persons, a notification informing of the presence
of the surveillance camera must be placed at clearly visible locations on all access routes to the
area within the filming range of the camera. Pedestrians must also be informed that by entering the
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filming range of the camera they give their consent to be filmed/photographed and if they do not
consent then they should not access the affected area. The voluntary nature of this consent must be
considered. If the camera is located such that an affected person must pass by in order to reach a
destination (e.g. at the entrance to a place of interest) then the absence of voluntariness precludes
the granting of an effective consent.
The respective legal requirements of the country in which the camera is being used should always be
observed to avoid possible infringements of the rights of third parties.
Note on registered brand names and logos
The use of registered brand names and trade names as well as brand logos in these instructions
does not constitute an infringement of copyright, but rather merely serves as a reference. Even if
these are not specifically labelled as such in the respective passages of the text, the relevant legal
provisions apply.
The brand names and logos used are the property of their respective manufacturers and are subject
to their copyright provisions. Further information can be found in the respective publications of the
manufacturers.
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