Speed monitoring devices for vehicles are active at 13 locations throughout Minsk
In a bid to ensure road safety and promote compliance with traffic regulations, the State Auto Inspectorate has stepped up speed monitoring efforts across various streets in Minsk.
Mobile speed control sensors are currently in operation on 13 road sections, including Prospekt Nezavisimosti, Timiryazeva, Takhkentskaya, Pritytskogo, Denisovskaya, Lenina, Mayakovskogo, Radialnaya, Akademicheskaya, Pushkinskaya, Partizansky, Zhukova, and the MKA. Speed is being monitored at 60 km/h on most of these streets, while the MKA has a speed limit of 90 km/h.
The speed limits on these streets remain the same as previously stated, and no new road sections or specific speeds have been mentioned in the recent announcement. However, drivers are urged to be attentive while driving and to consider weather conditions, which can impact driving safety.
The State Auto Inspectorate has issued a warning to drivers, emphasizing the importance of complying with speed limits. Despite the intensified monitoring, no new road sections or specific speeds were mentioned in the current paragraph.
It's worth noting that the search results do not provide information about who monitors mobile speed control systems in Minsk or since when they have been in operation. Additionally, the current paragraph does not provide information about fines or penalties for non-compliance with speed limits.
Drivers are reminded that adhering to speed limits is not only a legal requirement but also a crucial step towards ensuring the safety of all road users. So, let's all drive responsibly and contribute to a safer Minsk.
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