Increased by 2 equal driving penalties; End of ignorance!

Commander Radan, as the commander -in -chief of the Iranian police, announced the increase of a five -fold driving fine and the end of the abolition.

Hundreds of thousands of people in our coury die each year, many of whom die in road accides. Unfortunately, the low safety of domestic carmakers and the failure to comply with traffic laws can cause such incides. High speed, unauthorized overtaking, display movemes, speaking mobile phones and not wearing a seat belt are the most importa causes of accides in the coury.

Since the vehicles were designed and manufactured, traffic laws have also been published and gradually became more mature than before. For example, when the arrow came to the Iranian families, the mobile phone was not available to anyone, so it didn’t happen to talk or work with a cellphone.

Increase of 2 equal driving penalties on the agenda

The law for offenders and dedications who do not comply with the formulated requiremes has set an executive guaraee called penalty that almost every driver has tasted the bitter taste for almost once. On Nowruz trips and reports published by the compete authorities, a large number of passengers crashed and lost their lives or saw serious injuries due to failure to observe or disregard accide owners.

Isn’t it time to make the fines for the offenders who play with the lives and property of the people? Isn’t the need to amend the law? In response to this question, the commander -in -chief of the coury emphasized that protecting the lives of the people is a priority for the police and that we would not be in the care of the security and the lives of the people.

According to Commander Ahmad Reza Radan, we need to increase the cost of violations, especially the offenders of the offender, so that even the will and motivation of violations of those who play with the lives of the people can be taken. He believes that driving fines should be increased in order to achieve the goal, but does the aid of the law help reduce accides and illegal?

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