Society has been negatively influenced by the actions of the notorious drivers who proceeds to break the traffic rules. Active growth in the number of vehicle registrations in Sri Lanka is foreseen with the statistical evidence of vehicle registrations in 2018 being 7.7 million while it has increased by 305,303 in 2019. With this increasing number of vehicles being registered and driven within the country, statistics showcase an increase in the number of traffic violations that occurred within the country. With the fast-moving lifestyles of the citizens, people tend to be wasting a significant portion of their time when intriguing to process through a traffic violation and its payment procedure. Not only the drivers but also the police officers face a hard time when tending to proceed with the validation and handling of documents related to violations including data analysis regarding the traffic violations. Through the proposed system, named i-finepay, it is designed to connect all the departments and personals that are entangled in this system of traffic violation and its payment, which includes the traffic police, the post office, the Sri Lanka Police department and the public. Through this system, it tends to ease the traffic violation and payment process for every user involved. This system also aids the Police officers in scouting and gathering information and preparing reports more efficiently. Moreover, some of the road violations will be detected through CCTV cameras and the fine will be figured out automatically in which the driver will be notified in real-time. Moreover, this system is embedded with image processing technologies to ensure high accuracy of data extraction and real-time processing for the validity of the data. With the processing of payments and the violations in real-time, the time of all the parties involved will be saved resulting in an efficient workload.

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