The pedestrian red light violations outdoor LED screen serves as a smart traffic management tool, combining surveillance and visual deterrence to reduce jaywalking and enhance road safety. Integrated with AI-powered cameras and motion sensors, the system detects pedestrians crossing against red lights, capturing real-time images (with face-blurring for privacy) and displaying warnings on the LED screen. The display, typically mounted above crosswalks or at intersection corners, features high-brightness panels (5,000-6,500 nits) and bold text/animations to grab attention, such as "STOP! Red Light" or safety statistics.  

Programmed with traffic light timings, the screen switches between safety messages during green lights and real-time violation alerts during red lights. Its IP66-rated casing withstands rain, splashes, and vandalism, while anti-glare surfaces ensure legibility in all lighting conditions. In some models, the screen syncs with traffic signal systems to display countdown timers for pedestrians, reducing impatience and violations. Municipalities deploying these screens report a 30-50% reduction in red light crossings, particularly in high-risk areas near schools, hospitals, or commercial districts. The technology also doubles as a public information platform, broadcasting emergency alerts, community notices, or seasonal safety campaigns, blending enforcement with education for comprehensive traffic management.