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In the traffic police told, where in Minsk on October 18 work sensors speed control

On the roads of Minsk on October 18, mobile speed sensors work. In the UGAI GUVD of the Mingorispolkom listed, where the control over compliance with ...

In the traffic police told, where in Minsk on October 18 work sensors speed control

On the roads of Minsk on October 18, mobile speed sensors work. In the UGAI, the Mingory Executive Committee listed where the control over compliance with the speed regime is carried out. It's from sb.by.

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Photo from the SB archive

Mobile speed control sensors work for example. Independence (60, 80 km / h), Moscow Ring Road (90 km / h), Dzerzhinsky Avenue (60 km / h), Partizansky Avenue (60 km / h), Denisovskaya Street (60 km / h), Kizhevatova Street (60 km / h), Pritytsky Street (60 km / h), Radialnaya Street (60 km / h), Pushkin Avenue (60 km / h).

The traffic police urged motorists to be attentive, observe speed limits and take into account weather conditions.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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