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We found out where mobile speed sensors operate in Minsk on October 17

In the traffic police of the Belarusian capital told where on Saturday, October 17, mobile speed sensors work. This is reported in ...

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We found out where mobile speed sensors operate in Minsk on October 17

In the traffic police of the Belarusian capital told where on Saturday, October 17, mobile sensors of speed control work. This is reported in the telegram channel of the UGAI GUVD of the Minsk City Executive Committee, writes sb.by.

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Illustrative SB photo

Speed control is carried out for example. Independence (60, 80 km / h); Moscow Ring Road (90 km / h); Partizansky Avenue (60 km / h); Dzerzhinsky Avenue (60 km / h); Moskovskaya Street (60 km / h); Aerodromnaya Street (60 km / h); Timiryazev Street (60 km / h); Orlovskaya Street (60 km / h); Mayakovsky Street (60 km / h).

The traffic police asks motorists to be attentive, observe the speed mode and take into account weather conditions.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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