Maximum Speed Limit of 60 km/h May Change if Expected Results are Not Achieved, Armenian Police State
On July 7, the police issued a statement announcing that starting from July 18, there will be changes in road traffic organization in several streets of the capital.
In various streets of Yerevan, the maximum speed limit will be reduced to 60 km/h. The stretches affected include Isakova Avenue, Tbilisi Highway, Monte Melkonyan, Acharian, Davit Bek streets, Myasnikyan Avenue, Saralanj Street, and Ashtarak Highway.
Clarifications on the matter were provided by the Deputy Head of the Road Police, Police Colonel Arman Chilingaryan. This change indicates that studies were previously conducted, which resulted in increased speed limits, and current assessments are leading to a revision and reduction of those limits.
It is natural that this change might not justify itself in the future, and in such case, either alternative measures should be implemented or a return to the former limits should be considered.
For further details, see the video.
Նմանատիպ հոդվածներ
Second Wave of Coronavirus in Moscow is No Longer Possible, Says Renowned Virologist
According to official data, 20% of Moscow's population has been infected with antibodies to the coronavirus, which allow...
COVID-19 Cases in Armenia: 535 New Infections, 18 Deaths, 520 Recoveries
As of July 8, 2020, at 11:00 AM, Armenia has registered 535 new cases of COVID-19. This information was announced by the...
Deputy Minister of Defense Infected with Coronavirus
The Deputy Minister of Defense of the Republic of Armenia, Gabriel Balayan, has been infected with the coronavirus. This...
“They Deceived Us”: 200 Employees of ‘Hayinkasatsia’ Will Be Left Unemployed
The employees of ‘Hayinkasatsia’ LLC will remain unemployed. “We were told that everyone would be placed in ‘Yerevaninka...