40 kilometers of accident-prone areas of Bushehr province were secured

The deputy director of highways of Bushehr province announced the safety of 40 km of accident-prone roads in the province.

According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, Hamidreza Heydari today Saturday 25 October 1405, referring to the implementation of extensive road safety and maintenance projects in the province in the past 6 months, said: During this period, several measures have been taken in the field of line marking, lighting, installation of safety equipment and correction of high-risk areas with the aim of improving traffic safety and protecting the lives of road users.

The Deputy General Directorate of Highways and Road Transport of Bushehr province announced that 1,320 kilometers of road markings have been implemented in the transportation axes of the province, adding: 7 kilometers of longitudinal lighting have also been implemented in the field of road lighting. Also, 7 point lightings have been put into operation, focusing on high-accident points in the province's axes, and the maintenance of lighting systems on 180 km of roads has been on the agenda.

Referring to the measures taken in order to protect the routes and prevent the exit of vehicles, he reminded: In order to secure the communication axes, 40 km of concrete (New Jersey) and metal protection has been implemented in the Kangan-Asaluyeh axes and the precipice points of the mountainous axis of Jam city.

Emphasizing the importance of increasing drivers' vigilance and preventing road accidents, Heydari said: 53 security and detection points and the implementation of 34 km of road shoulders are among other safety measures carried out in the past 6 months.

In the end, he emphasized on the continuation of road safety and maintenance measures: the General Directorate of Highways and Road Transport of Bushehr province pursues the improvement of travel safety and increasing the satisfaction of drivers and people by implementing continuous safety programs, maintaining equipment and improving road infrastructure.