Mongolia uses speedometers to decrease accidents on rural roads
The current trend of the use of mobile speedometers continues with eastern Dornogovi Province police department buying two speedometers.
Mongolia uses speedometers to decrease accidents on rural roads. The current trend of the use of mobile speedometers continues with eastern Dornogovi Province police department buying two speedometers. A 408-kilometer busy road from capital Ulaanbaatar to border city Zamyn-Uud goes straight through Dornogovi Province. The number of accidents occurring on the road is relatively high, which has resulted in traffic police investing in two speedometers to prevent accidents. A four-month initiative titled “Rural roads – driving etiquette”, which saw police conducting regular patrols have helped decrease the number of accidents on rural roads, according to local police. The police department has been trying to slow down drivers by placing signs about the consequences of driving under the influence and speeding and set up police sign posts.
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