“Avtodoria” launches pilot project in Kazakhstan
29 May 2013, Wednesday
“Avtodoria” launched a pilot project in Kazakhstan. In 2012 25 per cent of all road accidents in Kazakhstan happened because of overspeeding.
Therefore, an absolutely new approach to speed control seems to be more important. The resident of Kazan IT park and Skolkovo, “Avtodoria” is developing such an innovative system. It enables reducing the accident rate upon hard braking and ensuring speed control on dangerous roads.
The system was launched in Ust-Kamenogorsk (Eastern Kazakhstan) on May 27. The vehicle search and traffic monitoring functions will be tested as well.
“Avtodoria” is a certified system having Russian and international patents.
Press Service of Tatarstan Ministry of information and communication
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