Tthumanë Kashar turns into F1 track, engines and cars "fly" at 215 km/h

2024-07-23 18:16:09Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Tthumanë Kashar turns into F1 track, engines and cars "fly" at
Radar in Trumanë-Kashar

The Tthumanë-Kashar Axis has only been open for circulation for a few days, while cars have been seen to "fly" at high speed.

Although this axis has a permitted speed of 130 kilometers per hour, the vehicles are intercepted by road policing radar at speeds well above the permitted rate.

From 160km/h to an engine and a car running at 210 and 2015 kilometres per hour, dozens of vehicles have been intercepted by radar.

Police have not released details on the number of fines imposed on this axis, while there is an awareness-signalling message for drivers.

"To improve safety on our roads and reduce high speed, the Traffic Police have installed speed radars on the new road axis, the Tinman-Kashar Highway.

These radars are deployed to protect citizens' lives and ensure safer movement for all.

Our message to you:
Respect speed limits and contribute to the safety of our roads. Any speeding violation can have serious consequences for you and others.

Your cooperation is essential for a safer road environment. "Thank you for your understanding," police said.


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