Green light of the Traffic Council; 139 hectares of land for Kermani motorcycle riders track

Kerman - The deputy of the coordination of civil affairs of the governor of Kerman said: The members of the Kerman traffic coordination council agreed to allocate 139 hectares of land in the old "Kerman-Mahan" axis for the construction of a standard motorcycle track.

According to Mehr reporter, Ali Asghar Zakari Harandi, in the joint meeting of the Road Safety Executive Management Commission and the Kerman Traffic Coordination Council on Tuesday afternoon, referring to the need to organize activities related to motorcycling, said: One of the important issues in the field of transportation and safety is the lack of standard space for motorcycling enthusiasts, and on this basis and with the emphasis of the Kerman Governor, providing the land needed to build this complex was put on the agenda.

He added: In this regard, a land with an area of 139 hectares in the old "Kerman-Mahan" axis, at a distance of about 9 kilometers from Biramabad Square and outside the city limits, has been proposed for the construction of a motorcycle track, and preliminary investigations have been carried out to determine its location and obtain legal permits.

The deputy director of the civil affairs coordination of Kerman governor said, referring to the expert surveys: the location of the land has been confirmed by the sports and youth group, and there is no technical obstacle for the implementation of the project. Also, the traffic police and the general administration of highways and road transport of the province agree with the proposed location and its accessibility.

Referring to the agreement of the main members of the Traffic Council of Kerman province, Zakari Harandi emphasized: The General Directorate of Sports and Youth should submit the necessary documents to the General Directorate of Roads and Urban Development within the framework of legal regulations, so that the preparations for the transfer of the land can be followed up and provided within a period of three months through an appropriate legal mechanism.

He expressed his hope that with the construction and launch of this track, the safe activity of motorcycling enthusiasts will be provided, and by directing these activities to a standard environment, the consequences of using unauthorized routes for motorcycling will be reduced.

The Deputy Coordinator of Civil Affairs of Kerman Governor also emphasized the need to follow up on the issues and problems related to the Rafsanjan-Beyaz route.