1. SPEED MANAGEMENT –TRAFFIC SIGNALS, THE OLDEST, CHEAPEST, BUT INVITABLY MEASURE Slavko Davidović Jovana Samopjan

2. Contents Introduction Analysis Conclusion

3. Key results There were 25 089 offenses in the 2012 year on the analyzed section of the road. The most commen offense is speeding – 10 – 20 km/h on the roads in populated areas, second most common is speeding - 20-30 km/h on the roads in populated areas. Of total we have 11 647 or 46, 4% offenses that are done by drivers with foreign license plates.

4. Discussion As the observed section also on the others we have deficit traffic signals. This become bigger problem when we take in consider mixing local with transit traffic on the analyzed section of the road.

5. Conclusion Is needed adequate traffic signals. Traffic signals are on of the oldest, cheapest measure, but have big influence on the traffic safety. For local comunite this is measure that saves their resources. Conducting this measure can be riased up level of traffic safety with small amont time and money.

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