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New speedometer to be put into operation on “Vanadzor-Alaverdi-border of Georgia” highway of interstate significance on June 23, 2014

16.06.2014 11:31 Advertisements & Notices
New speedometer to be put into operation on “Vanadzor-Alaverdi-border of Georgia” highway of interstate significance on June 23, 2014

Traffic Police of the Republic of Armenia would like to inform You that speedometer installation works on highways of interstate significance are underway.
In particular, from June 23, 2014 the new speedometer recently installed on the 75.8 km section of M-6 “Vanadzor-Alaverdi-border of Georgia” highway of interstate significance (administrative territory of Ayrum village) – 1 double faced speedometer, will be put into operation.
We would like to remind You tat the speed limit on this road section is 60 kph.  
Traffic Police once again urge drivers to keep the traffic rules.   

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