The National Road Company will install 400 fixed radars to monitor traffic, which will become operational from 2026.
Delia Niculescu
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CNAIR has started a project to install 400 fixed radars on Romanian roads in areas with high accident risk. The radars will be installed this year and will be operational by 2026. The project comes at a time when the Interior Ministry has purchased 700 tripod-mounted devices, which are already installed nationwide.
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