Are Corona traffic restrictions still in place?

According to Tejarat News, Sardar Seyed Kamal Hadianfar told reporters that “we did not postpone the implementation of many issues of Rahoor police to the week of the police force”, adding: Let it be the work of the people; One of the prominent actions in this regard was the issue of double amnesty for driving offenses, which happened with the efforts of the traffic police and the assistance of esteemed members of parliament.

Rahvar police chief added: “Therefore, all driving crimes returned to double from the end of the year 99 by the end of 1999, and by the end of January 1400, compatriots have the opportunity to pay their fines without doubling.”

Experimental implementation of Internet numbering

He added: “We started the discussion of internet numbering on a trial basis last year, but we are still in the pilot phase and we plan to solve the technical problems of this issue.”

The police official said that now the queues in the license plate replacement centers are being done 100% due to the fact that most of the cities in the country are out of the red situation. More than 6,000 to 7,000 sketches in Qom province have been drawn electronically and can no longer be registered on paper.

Hadianfar continued: “We hope that with the memorandum we wrote with the Central Insurance, an electronic sketch will be done in the whole country within the next three months. Also, according to the Central Insurance reports, up to more than two thousand billion Tomans of damages will be paid by insurance companies. Prevents fake accidents and damages that are formal in nature.

Annual occurrence of 1.2 million accidents

Rahvar Police Chief, stating that 1.2 million accidents occur annually in the country, said: “Some of these accidents are fatal, injuries and some are damages that drawing an electronic sketch can be helpful in the accident sector.”

He noted: “Now, if any vehicle is detained in the parking lot for more than 72 hours, if it does not have a court order, it will be subject to special clearance. Now, all vehicle owners whose vehicle is seized in the parking lot do not need to clear the vehicle.” The vehicle will pay a fine at the outset and can clear their vehicle with a commitment of up to 18 months without any down payment.

The police official added: “After December 20, this year, double driving fines will be applied again.”

Continue coronary traffic restrictions

Asked if nighttime restrictions were effective now, Hadianfar said: “We presented a report at the Interior Ministry meeting. We did not propose imposing nighttime restrictions or restricting traffic to the red and orange cities at all, and this was explicitly suggested by the Ministry of Health.” And even at that meeting, we asked our friends to present their analysis in this regard, stating that the implementation of these restrictions is effective, so at the suggestion of the Ministry of Health, traffic restrictions were approved at the National Corona Headquarters, and we were the ones implementing it.

“At the height of Corona’s fifth peak, where the police were willing to enforce the curfew, there was a 35 to 40 percent reduction in the prevalence of the disease,” according to the Ministry of Health. Now, according to the latest decree, the traffic of non-native license plates to orange cities, like red cities, is subject to a fine of one million tomans and these fines are applied, but whether the traffic restrictions continue, whether night traffic or red and orange cities, is up to the Ministry of Health. Intelligent protocols are to be implemented in the city of Qazvin and if effective, it will be extended to the whole country.

An increase of 35 to 40% in recent holidays

Rahvar Police Chief, stating that in the last few days, 35 to 40 percent of traffic increased in the whole country, said: “The increase in traffic was noticeable in the northern axes, even in Chalous axis compared to the same period in 99, we had 111 percent increase in traffic.” The cameras do their job of enforcing the law of offending drivers. However, sometimes the fine text message is sent to the driver late due to the accumulation of data, especially in the case of night traffic.

In response to the question whether drivers whose cars have been fined for more than three million tomans will also be helped to pay the driving fines, the police official said: We imposed a fine of over one million tomans, and there these people promised to pay the fine within a year, and the fine of these people was suspended.

Hadianfar stated: At the end of 1998, we saw that of those who had made a commitment, only 35% paid their driving fines and 65% only signed the commitment and did not fulfill their promise, so in 1998, we stopped doing this. Because this is a matter of public debt; We are legally obliged to collect the fines from governmental and non-governmental individuals and deposit them in the state treasury. Now, most of the cars that had more than seven or eight million crimes have paid their fines.

Source: Tasnim

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