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Reducing the speed of trucks and buses to 80 km in Ajman

Reducing the speed of trucks and buses to 80 km in Ajman

Ajman Police decided to reduce the speed of traffic specific to heavy trucks and buses in the streets of 5 Head of Ajman is located in the city of 100 kilometers per hour to 80 kilometers have been circulating on the decision of the police's new transportation and communications companies operating in the emirate. 
 
And Brigadier Sheikh Sultan Bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Deputy Commanding General of the Ajman Police that the goal of speed reduction is to achieve the strategy of the Ministry of Interior to reduce traffic accidents and reduce them for the purpose of safety and security of members of the community, pointing to the occurrence of many traffic accidents as a result of the speed at which driving by truckers in some internal roads and the main, what sometimes leads to the deterioration of trucks and buses, and the resulting loss of life. 
 
He reported that he has to address the Municipality and Planning Department to install Hoa_khas traffic showing new speed for trucks and grace truck owners a period of two months from the beginning of October, so apply the new resolution early next December and streets that have been identified speed are: Sheikh Zayed Road, and Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed, Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid and University Street. 
 
He stressed the interest and keenness of the General Command of Ajman Police follow-up statistics on traffic accidents and knowing the reasons that lead to the occurrence of certain events through the traffic shared between the police and the Municipality and Planning Department, pointing out that some truck drivers were not able to control while driving at roundabouts or cornering, resulting in to loss of balance and the deterioration of the vehicle, especially trucks and tankers carrying petroleum products.

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