Izvor: Telegraf.rs, 01.Nov.2016, 17:43 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
Intersection where the 3.000 Serbian drivers passed though the red light (PHOTO)
At only one intersection in the center of Valjevo 3,000 drivers passed through a red light in less than two years!
It is about the intersection of Karadjordjeva and Sindjeliceva street, which is covered in surveillance and it records traffic violations. As it was confirmed in Telegraf from Valjevo police, from November 2014 till now, 4.000 traffic violations have been recorded on this intersection! Cameras "caught" 3.000 red lights in one of the busiest intersections in Valjevo, while >> Pročitaj celu vest na sajtu Telegraf.rs << other violations are improper lane change, illegal overtaking and a pedestrian blockage.
After a system for automatic detection of traffic violations at the intersection in the center of Valjevo, where eight cameras have been placed that record the passage of vehicles from four directions in Valjevo, only three are still workingwhich record violations. The cameras were placed at the entrance of Valjevo from Belgrade, Loznica and Sabac. These cameras register traffic violations, including exceeding the speed limit, a penalty unscrupulous drivers will get to their home address.
The cameras are set up in a Park Pecina in Majora Ilica Street, near shops "Sesame" on the road to Sabac and at Bishop Nikolaj street near printing office "Publik".
- The system will primarily detect violations of exceeding the permissible speed of vehicles, but also other offenses that drivers make. Please note that the speed limit in the Bishop Nikolaj street from the direction of the city Divci to Valjevo, on the place where one of the systems and cameras are places is 60 km/h. after the traffic sign speed limits, and on the other two locations the speed is limited to 50 km/h.
Setting up three cameras that automatically detect violations cost eight million dinars, and cameras are bought from the money that comes to city register from the paid traffic violations in Valjevo.
(Telegraf.co.uk / S.S)
