Avtodoria launches pilot project in Ingushetia
5 July 2013, Friday
Avtodoria, a developer of innovative systems for revealing violations and processing data to ensure traffic safety, is launching a pilot project to control average speed in Ingushetia. Overspeeding is the most common violation in many Russian regions.
Ingushetia Government was interested in zonal speed control. The speed control system will be tested from July 1 on the road Nazran-Magas. The system will control four traffic lines along 1600 km.
No fatal accidents happened in Tatarstan on roads where Avtodoria system was tested.
Ingushetia Government was interested in zonal speed control. The speed control system will be tested from July 1 on the road Nazran-Magas. The system will control four traffic lines along 1600 km.
No fatal accidents happened in Tatarstan on roads where Avtodoria system was tested.
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