The 'Traffic Safety' project will integrate surveillance cameras into the e-Sigur system, will introduce the concept of average speed, and will simplify the application of fines.
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Bogdan Despescu, Secretary of State in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, announced important changes within the 'Traffic Safety' project, including the integration of surveillance cameras into the e-Sigur system for more efficient management of fines. The concept of average speed will be introduced in the Road Code, thus aligning with legislation from other European countries. The sanctioning mechanism will be simplified, with fines being sent directly to the vehicle owner, and penalty points for illegal parking will be eliminated. These measures aim to improve road safety and the efficiency of law enforcement.
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MAI anunță noi reguli pe care toți șoferii trebuie să le știe: Camerele de supraveghere vor fi integrate în sistemul e-Sigur, iar amenzile vor fi emise automat
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