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Kota Baru cops identify four fatal accident-prone ‘black spots’

Police to monitor routes, station officers at traffic lights around city, says district chief

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 01 May 2022 6:01PM

Kota Baru cops identify four fatal accident-prone ‘black spots’
Kota Baru district police chief Mohd Rosdi Daud says the locations identified are Jalan Kota Baru-Pasir Puteh, Jalan Kota Baru-Pengkalan Chepa, Jalan Salor Baru-Pasir Mas and Jalan Binjai-Bachok. – The Vibes file pic, May 1, 2022

KOTA BARU – Police have identified four fatal accident-prone “black spots” in Kota Baru, said district police chief Mohd Rosdi Daud.

He said the locations were Jalan Kota Baru-Pasir Puteh, Jalan Kota Baru-Pengkalan Chepa, Jalan Salor Baru-Pasir Mas and Jalan Binjai-Bachok.

“We will focus on curbing traffic offences that cannot be compounded such as speeding, beating traffic lights and misusing emergency lanes.

“Police personnel will constantly monitor the locations so that users always comply with the traffic rules,” he told reporters after the launch of Ops Selamat 18 at the Kota Baru district police headquarters, near Tunjong, here, today.

Rosdi said a total of 35 accidents and two fatalities have been recorded in the district since Ops Selamat 18 was launched on April 29.

In another development, Rosdi said police officers would be stationed at every traffic light around Kota Baru to avoid congestion in conjunction with the upcoming Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations.

“We expect traffic flow to increase ahead of the Aidilfitri celebration. Therefore, we also agreed that the traffic lights in some locations should remain yellow for smoother traffic flow,” he said.

On the use of alternative routes, Rosdi said this would only be discussed in the event of unusual congestion, and police would work with the Road Transport Department to find solutions for the matter. – Bernama, May 1, 2022

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