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Traffic Committee meeting to discuss the traffic density in the emirate of Ajman

Traffic Committee meeting to discuss the traffic density in the emirate of Ajman

The Committee held traffic shared between the Police General Headquarters of Ajman Municipality and Planning Department in Ajman regular meeting hall meetings building Municipality headed by HE Brigadier Sheikh Sultan Bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Deputy Commander in Chief of Ajman Police Committee Chairman traffic, and the presence of Engineer Ahmad Abdul Razzaq Al-Awadi, Executive Director of Engineering Affairs Committee Vice Chairman and all members.
  The Committee reviewed the traffic density of traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road in the morning of heading to the street Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road and Emirates Road and coming to within the city of Ajman, Members discussed the possibility of installing signals traffic to facilitate the traffic of heading Valatjahen, which have been identified installation of traffic lights in front of a police station hamidieh Comprehensive and another sign in front of the Municipality and Planning Department - branch hamidieh in rotation slots and heading into the city of Ajman so as to ensure smooth flow of traffic and traffic and facilitate the access of the users of these roads to their homes and business premises and landing æÌåÇÊåã.
Dean explained Sheikh Sultan Bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Deputy Commander in Chief of Ajman Police Chairman of the Committee that the date of operation of traffic signals will be effective from Sunday 09/06/2013 to work from 7:00 am to 8:00 am and for an hour a day and then turn to yellow lighting throughout the day, which is experiencing a period density compounds causing the busiest traffic, as traffic patrols will be provided when these signals to monitor and adjust traffic violators.
The Committee calls upon the traffic to all drivers need to adhere to the specific speeds and follow the road signs and traffic rules and wish safety for all.

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