Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus

On the agenda:
▪️ taking measures to reduce the number of road accidents involving wild animals
Introduction of various engineering means to prevent wild animals from entering the roadway: mesh fences, safe crossings for animals, as well as speed control sensors on highways that intersect with the migration routes of forest inhabitants

 ▪️ development of a system for automatic recording of traffic violations
Expanding technical capabilities and expanding the network of CCTV cameras. Speeding, unlicensed vehicles, illegal use of public transport lanes, and violations of stopping and parking rules, as well as the movement of trucks, are all detected online. Since July, instances of driving without seat belts and the unauthorized use of phones while driving have been detected. Traffic light violations, maneuvering violations, and failure to yield to pedestrians are automatically recorded.

 ▪️ prevention of accidents caused by drivers of motor vehicles with up to 2 years of driving experience
Focusing efforts on improving the quality of training for driving school students. The issue of amending the Unified Training Programs was considered: increasing the number of practical training hours, using interactive training simulators, and training in emergency response.

In his speech, Grigory Glazko noted:
“Measures aimed at solving the problem of road accidents involving wild animals are effective when using a whole range of activities involving all