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Traffic safety issues in Baia Mare

Overview

Baia Mare City Hall was fined by Romanian Police for installing an unauthorized speed limiter featuring metal spikes on a street near the city square. The device was intended to manage traffic flow and reduce congestion in the market area by allowing vehicles traveling in the correct direction to pass while risking tire damage for those driving against traffic.

Authorities issued a fine of 4,541.25 lei to the road administrator, citing a lack of necessary permits and stating the installation posed a danger to traffic safety. Police have ordered the immediate removal of the device, amid divided opinions from local residents regarding its safety and utility.

Recent reports indicate that the municipality has also faced previous sanctions for installing bicycle lanes without the required proper permits. Law enforcement efforts in the Maramureș region continue to focus on curbing traffic violations, with police conducting checks that have resulted in the seizure of multiple driving licenses and vehicle registration certificates.

Entities

Maramureș Police Inspectorate · Maramureș Road Service · Baia Mare City Hall · Sfântu Gheorghe · Argeș County Police Inspectorate

Timeline

  1. 12 days ago

    [CRIME] 16 sources
    Romania reports surge in speeding violations and traffic offenses

    Romanian police have issued numerous fines and license suspensions following high-speed driving incidents and unauthorized road installations, including a 247 km/h BMW on the A3 motorway.

  2. 21 days ago

    [CRIME] 2 sources
    Baia Mare driver caught with 4.00 g/l blood alcohol concentration

    A 44-year-old man in Baia Mare, Romania, was caught driving with an extremely high blood alcohol concentration of 4.00 g/l.

Sources

anchetaonline.ro · directmm.ro · epitesti.ro · foaiatransilvana.ro · gandul.ro · graiul.ro · jurnaluldearges.ro · lavenirdelartois.fr · newsweek.ro · ordinea.ro · presasm.ro · promotor.ro · romania24.ro · servuspress.ro · trumedia.ro · vrn.ro · ziarulromanesc.es

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