On August 31, information from Nghe An Provincial Police said that the Traffic Police (CSGT) force is deploying plans to ensure traffic order and safety during the 5-day National Day holiday of September 2nd.
According to Nghe An Provincial Police, the volume of people and vehicles during the holiday is forecast to increase sharply, especially on national highways, gateway areas, expressway intersections and areas with large travel and transportation needs.
The Traffic Police force of Nghe An Provincial Police has mobilized 100% of its personnel, deployed forces and vehicles to strengthen patrols and controls at key routes and areas.
At the Dien Chau - Nghi Son expressway intersection, the number of vehicles in the early days of the holiday increased compared to normal days, especially transport vehicles. However, the traffic situation is basically stable, and no congestion has occurred.
Along with strengthening forces on routes, traffic police focus on inspecting and handling acts that directly lead to traffic accidents such as violations of alcohol concentration, drugs, speeding, carrying too many people, overloading, going in the wrong lane.
Functional forces also proactively grasp the situation, develop plans for traffic diversion and regulation in areas predicted to be crowded with vehicles, and promptly handle arising situations.
In addition to patrol and control work, Nghe An Traffic Police strengthen propaganda and remind people and drivers to comply with regulations on speed, lane, and lane; not to use alcohol or beer when driving vehicles.
According to Nghe An Provincial Police, traffic order and safety assurance plans will be maintained throughout the holidays, focusing on preventing accidents and limiting the risk of congestion on routes and areas with high traffic volume.
