رادار مُتخفي في حاوية نفايات في دبي يضبط 40,000 مخالفة سرعة

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من برج خليفة إلى الجزر الاصطناعية مرورا بصالات التزلج على الجليد – تُعرف مدينة دبي بتصاميمها الغير إعتيادية. و آخر تلك التصاميم هي رادار متخفي في حاوية نفايات -أعزكم الله- و الذي تمكن من ضبط أكثر من 35,000 ألف حالة مخالفة للسرعة المحددة على شوارع المدينة في شهر مارس لوحده. و جائت تفاصيل المخالفات على شارع الفرسان المُحَددة سرعته القصوى ب60 كيلومتر في الساعة كالآتي: 22,903 مخالفة لسرعة تفوق ال90 كم/ساعة؛ 9,217 مخالفة لسرعة تفوق ال110 كم/ساعة؛ 152 مخالفة لسرعات بين 131 و 140 كم/ساعة؛ و أخيرا، و في انتهاك صارخ لقانون السير، ضَبط 11 مخالفة لسرعات تفوق 140 كم/ساعة، أو ما يعادل 130 بالمئة زيادة فوق السرعة المسموح بها

و قال مساعد القائد العام لشؤون العمليات في شرطة دبي اللواء محمد الزفين أن هذا الرادار يُسجل المخالفات التي تتعدى ال90 كم/ساعة، أو أكثر ب50 بالمئة من الحد المسموح به على الشارع، مُنوها بانتشار ظاهرة التسابق على الشوارع بشكل عام. و أثار هذا الرادار المتنكر الجدل على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي، إذ كتب سائقون بأنه يتسبب بمخالفات متكررة و مكلفة، بينما دافعت الشرطة عن هذا الابتكار في التخفي قائلة أن تصميم الرادار لا يشكل أي مانع عن الالتزام بقوانين السير

بجانب مخالفات السرعة، يستطيع هذا الرادار ضبط مخالفات أخرى قد يرتكبها السائقون، كعدم الالتزام بربط حزام الأمان و استخدام الهواتف النقالة في أثناء القيادة. و بإمكانه أيضا ضبط سرعات المركبات من على بعد 150 كم/ساعة، فيصعب على السائقين خداعه و تخفيف السرعة فقط عند الاقتراب منه. و أخيرا، يعتبر هذا الرادار آخر الابتاكارات التصميمية في مدينة دبي، و الذي من شأنه تدريب السائقين على الاتزام بقواعد المروو حفاظا على سلامة الجميع في شوارعا

Basel Ismaiel
Basel Ismaielhttp://www.greenprophet.com
Raised in Abu Dhabi, and made a living in Calgary. The lowest common denominator? Oil. Nothing against compressed corpses of the clade Dinosauria, per se, but Basel guesses that the industry might have accelerated the predictably grim Anthropocene. He consults in sustainability out of Ottawa, Canada. Basel runs marathons & hikes mountains. He plays football too. Talk to Basel at [email protected]

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