More 25 radars, three in the district of Beja, of the National Speed ​​Control System (SYNC) will start operating from July 6th.
Of these, 14 are of instantaneous speed (WE) and 11 medium speed (VM). No total, the system has 123 speed control locations.
New ones 25 radars began to be signaled this Tuesday, but they will be operational at the end of next week.
Beja District
Beja – Ourique – IC1 KM 679,8 682,6 C/D Ambos VM 2 Infrastructure Portugal 70
Beja – Aljustrel – EN261 KM 97,1 98,5 C/D Ambos VM 2 Infrastructure Portugal 70
Beja – Ourique – IC1 KM 686,9 688,6 C/D Ambos VM 2 Infrastructure Portugal 90
District of Évora
Évora – Évora – EN18 KM 278,4 276,3 C/D Ambos VM 2 Infrastructure Portugal 50
Évora – Montemor-o-Novo – EN114 KM 170,0 C/D Ambos VI 2 Infrastructure Portugal 90
Faro District
Lighthouse – Albufeira – 125 KM 74,6 _ C Both directions VI 2 Infrastructure Portugal 70
District of Setúbal
Set̼bal РAlcacer do Sal РIC1 KM 548,6 C/D Ambos VI 2 Infrastructure Portugal 90
There are three more between Setúbal on connections to Palmela, Sesimbra and Alcochete/Montijo
Radar sawed with an angle grinder
Strangers destroyed the speed radar installed on the EN260, installed at KM 13,4 from the road that connects Beja to Serpa, next to Baleizão, during the dawn of 329 January this year.
This radar had been installed in September, and was the target of shotgun fire, was cut close to the base using tools, allegedly an angle grinder, with the GNR reporting the incident to the Public Ministry.
Teixeira Correia
(journalist)
