Bushehr Free Zone plate to be unveiled

Chief of Traffic Police of the Iranian Police (FARAJA) announced the unveiling of the Bushehr plate as the country's 18th free zone.

According to Ambassador Arjan Sardar Seyedtimur Hosseini, Faraja Highway Police Chief announced the unveiling of temporary pass plates in a large number of free zones in the country with the aim of increasing the numbering capacity of cars and announced that the number plate of Bushehr Free Zone, as the 18th free zone of the country, will be unveiled tomorrow.

Referring to his trip to Bushehr Province, Sardar Hosseini said: The main purpose of this trip is to unveil the license plate of Bushehr Free Zone, and we hope that the noble people of the province can benefit from the advantages and privileges of Free Zones.

He stated that free zones are subject to their own rules and regulations, and added: One of the capacities of these zones is the import of some goods, including cars. Since last year, we have put the development of numbering facilities in the country's free zones on the agenda, and in this framework, the implementation of the government's decree regarding the import of cars up to five years below the model in these areas has begun; A resolution that has been implemented in many free areas of the country.

Faraja Highway Police Chief continued: In order to increase the capacity of car numbering in free zones, we designed a license plate with the title "Temporary Passing License Plate of Free Zones", which has been unveiled in a large number of free zones in the country. The purpose of designing this license plate is to increase the capacity of numbering and to provide the possibility of using cars within the framework of the established criteria.

Referring to the validity period of this license plate, he said: Vehicles with temporary license plates of free zones can be used for two years, and this period can be extended up to five times.

The activity of the critical speed detection system in the main axes of the country

In another part of his speech, Sardar Hosseini explained the performance of the critical speed detection system and said: This system has been operating on a trial basis in several main axes of the country for about two weeks. Its trial implementation started from Tehran-Qom axis and then Tehran-Saveh and Saveh-Hamadan axes were added to this plan. This week, the system has been activated on the Isfahan-Qom axis, on the route leading to Kashan and Isfahan.

Emphasizing the capability of this system in identifying the offending vehicles, he stated: The critical speed detection system identifies the vehicles that move at a speed of more than 40 to 50 km/h above the permissible speed limit and sends the information of the offending vehicle along with its image to the teams located within 30 km of the route.

Traffic police chief Rahor Faraja added: Using this system, it is possible to monitor the actions of operational teams, and it is possible to check whether the detected vehicle has been stopped, has been subject to the law, or has been impounded for an hour. In this way, the process of identifying the violation until the operational action of the police will be accompanied by the ability to monitor and follow up.

Referring to the initial results of the project implementation, Sardar Hosseini said: Since the system was launched, a significant number of vehicles with critical speed have been detected and stopped. Also, a number of stolen cars and cars with judicial orders, confiscation orders or complaints have also been identified and discovered using this capacity.

In the end, he pointed out: This system can be an effective and efficient tool for the provinces that are facing the phenomenon of shooting cars, in identifying and dealing with violations, and it can help to improve police supervision on transportation axes.