Speed monitoring devices to be placed at key locations in Brunei


Acting Director of Traffic Control and Investigation at the Royal Brunei Police Force Senior Superintendent Pang Teck Ann at the press conference. - BB

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Plans are being made to install Speed Monitoring Devices at several identified locations in September, aimed at displaying and reminding drivers of speed limits while passing through these areas, Deputy Permanent Secretary (Transport) at the Ministry of Transport and Infocommunications Mohammad Salihin Aspara told a press conference on Wednesday (Aug 20).

The National Road Safety Council (MKKJR) will also launch the National Road Safety Campaign themed ‘Watch Your Speed, Watch The Road’ aimed at enhancing road safety by advising drivers to remain alert, follow speed limits, and pay attention while on the road.

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