Iran police installing video monitoring systems on major roads
Friday, Jul 22,2011, 9:50:31 PM
The Iranian deputy Law Enforcement Force commander, Ahmad Reza Radan, has said 6,000 fewer people were killed or inured on the country's roads in the last three months when compared to the similar period a year ago.
Commander Radan said all Iranian major cities have been equipped with video monitoring systems and three more provinces would be equipped with such systems by the end of the current Iranian year, 20 March 2012.
Radan said: "Almost all of the capital cities of the country's provinces have been equipped with such video monitoring systems and the work on them is being carried out step by step like those in Greater Tehran. Therefore, we expect, God willing, the video monitoring systems to be linked to a software system - like those already in place on the Tehran-Mashhad, Tehran-Shiraz and Esfahan-Shiraz roads - enabling us to deal with traffic violations very soon after they occur."
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