In the Turkestan region, police conducted a raid using a drone and identified more than 100 traffic violations, including driving without a belt and a motorcycle helmet, reports Рolisia.kz. For example, officers from the Suzak district police department stopped a Changan driver who was driving without a seat belt fastened. Administrative measures were taken against him. In addition, violations of stopping and parking rules, as well as the requirements of road signs and markings, were recorded. Earlier, Kursiv Auto reported that drones detected more than 270 traffic violations in the Atyrau region. The post The drone detected more than 100 traffic violations in the Turkestan region appeared first on Kursiv Media Kazakhstan.
The drone detected more than 100 traffic violations in the Turkestan region
Дрон выявил более 100 нарушений ПДД в Туркестанской области.
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- Дрон выявил более 100 нарушений ПДД в Туркестанской области.

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