Road traffic is carried on the Sun Highway hampered early Saturday morning because of fog; visibility is below 100 meters in places, wearing a safety reflective vest to keep you be seen and be safe, Romanian Police Information Centre.
“Center General Inspectorate of Romanian Police informs that because of fog, traffic on the A2 highway Bucharest – Constanta carries hampered between 3:45 p.m. kilometers, visibility is reduced – in some places – under 100 meters” , reads into information submitted Media fax.
Police officers from the road recommend drivers traveling on A2 Saturday morning to reduce speed, increase distance walking and use fog lights.
“Do not turn on the lanes and the emergency lane! In case of power failure or technical failure, turn on hazard warning lights, equip yourself with reflective safety vest, remove occupants off the roadway and place the triangles, one after the other, at greater distances ” , also claim people at Centre.
Saturday morning in the country are not advertised roads or highways with circulation stopped due to bad weather or any road event?
County is restricted motor vehicles with gross vehicle weight exceeding 7.5 tones per DN64, between kilometers 34 + 000 and 40 + 915 meters because of degradation occurring at the bridge at km 35 + 900 meters above the valley. Heavy traffic is carried deflected the following detour: DN65 willow.
On DN13C on the game, restricted the movement of vehicles with a maximum laden weight exceeding 10 tones, because a bridge damaged by a flood. All because of a bridge damaged by a flood, heavy traffic (vehicles with a maximum laden weight exceeding 7.5 tones) is restricted DN17A the section (between 11:27 p.m. kilometers). Restrictions for heavy traffic there in County, DN2M secondary national roads) and DN2N due to landslides.
“According to information received from the polling regional transport police in safety jacket, navigation on the Danube is suspended indefinitely, between kilometers inland 175 (Braila) and 1075″, reads the information to the Centre.