Jason Mohammad takes your calls on AI traffic cameras, derelict chapels, and the best train stations.

Motorists have been caught driving with children on their lap and both hands on their phone rather than the wheel in a trial of AI-powered cameras.
The road safety trial conducted at two sites in Birmingham and Wolverhampton captured images of almost 19,000 violations in just two weeks.
Some of the violations caught camera included a driver holding a phone with both hands instead of the steering wheel, alongside a front passenger holding an unbelted child on their lap.
Would AI cameras make you feel safer on the roads?

A 19th Century revivalist chapel in Aberdare has been sold at auction for £45,000, after being listed with a guide price of just £1.
The Grade II listed Ebenezer Chapel once held up to 900 worshippers, but was last used in 2009.
And this got us thinking about places of worship which are no longer used.
What do you think should happen to them?
Is it better that they get repurposed, rather than being left derelict?

And finally, what is your favourite train station?
Haverfordwest Railway Station has been named among 20 finalists for the 2026 World Cup of Stations.
Created by National Rail’s Rail Delivery Group, the project is to celebrate “the stations creating connections that matter”, recognising the work of station teams, volunteers and community partners in connecting people and places.
What station would win for you?

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