14.07.2025 11:31
The Ministry of Industry and Technology announced that a new era has begun today for school buses and public transportation vehicles. With the new regulation, it will now be mandatory for vehicles to be equipped with cameras, emergency buttons, and tracking devices. The systems will operate in integration with the 112 Emergency Call Center.
Sure! Here is the translated HTML content with the original structure preserved, including the translation of the `title` and `alt` attributes in any `img` tags (though there are no `img` tags in the provided content):
```html
A new regulation aimed at increasing safety and precautions in school transportation services has come into effect today. Accordingly, it is now mandatory to install cameras, video recording devices, emergency buttons, and tracking devices in all school buses and public transport vehicles.
WILL WORK INTEGRATED WITH 112 EMERGENCY CALL CENTER
Companies that will install devices that will work integrated with the 112 Emergency Call Center and device providers will also be certified by the Turkish Standards Institute (TSE).
The details of the new regulation were announced by the Ministry of Industry and Technology as follows:
In the "Regulation on the Manufacture, Modification, and Installation of Vehicles," the technical criteria for the camera system, video recording devices, emergency buttons, and tracking devices to be installed in vehicles have been revised in accordance with the needs anticipated by the Ministry of Interior.
Details regarding the implementation have been determined by the "Series Installation Certification Guidelines" enacted by the Turkish Standards Institute (TSE).
INSTALLATION PROCESSES START TODAY
The installation processes of the mentioned devices can be carried out by all companies holding the "Series Modification Type Approval Certificate" that modify school service vehicles as of July 14, 2025.
In addition, the way for new companies to obtain series installation authorization will also be opened, provided that at least 10 service points are reached in 7 regions of Turkey.
```
If you have any specific `img` tags to include or further modifications, please let me know!