Police and Road Safety Minister Reece Whitby says Western Australia continues to see dangerous driver behaviour captured by AI cameras. Speaking during a budget estimates hearing on Wednesday morning, Whitby criticised what he described as a “hard core of drivers” who repeatedly do the wrong thing on the roads despite enforcement and ongoing road-safety efforts. The reports say the minister frames these actions as putting lives at risk, and he highlights that AI-enabled camera systems are continuing to detect and record stunts and other dangerous driving. Across the outlets, the focus is on Whitby’s comments at the hearing and his concern that a small group of repeat offenders is continuing risky conduct rather than broader trends. The articles do not provide specific details on individual incidents, the types of offences detected, or the number of detections discussed in the hearing. Instead, they agree on the general message: that AI cameras remain a tool for identifying dangerous driving, and that the government is maintaining pressure on motorists who repeatedly disregard road safety.