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27.12.2013 12:57
New speedometers to be exploited from January 8, 2014
Traffic Police of the Republic of Armenia inform that speedometer installation works on the metropolitan streets and highways of republican importance are underway.
In particular, from January 8, 2014, speedometers recently located on the following roads will be exploited: Isakov avenue (1 speedometer, in the direction of Argavand village crossroad; 70 km/h speed limit) and Artsakh avenue (2 double-faced speedometers; 60 km/h speed limit).
Simultaneously, we would like to inform You that from January 8 to March 1, 2014, 40 km/h speed limit will be introduced on Davitashen bridge, where speedometers are used for traffic control.
The Traffic Police once more urge drivers to keep the Traffic rules.
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