Laos works on traffic reform to improve urban safety


VIENTIANE: The Lao government will partner with the private sector on an integrated vehicle and transport management project, to improve traffic governance and enhance urban safety and environment.

The Integrated Vehicle and Transport Management Public-Private Partnership Project will establish nationwide systems for vehicle registration, driver's licence management, technical inspections, traffic signal control at over 300 locations nationwide, video surveillance, integrated command centres, improved law enforcement with e-police checkpoints, and parking management.

The project is expected to require an investment of US$500 million, Lao Public Security Television reported on Wednesday (Jan 22).

The project leverages innovative technologies to offer opportunities for improved governance, transparency, capacity building, and institutional development. It aims to drive digital reform by enhancing road safety, law enforcement, and tax revenue collection while improving public services for the benefit of Laos and its people. - Xinhua

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