New Radars on Autovía 2: Where AUBASA Will Install Speed Control Equipment
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- AUBASA will install four new speed control devices on a section of the Autovía 2.
- The new radar locations will be on the highway between kilometer 50 and 100.
- These devices are intended to improve road safety and reduce speeding incidents.
AUBASA, the concessionaire for the Autovía 2 highway, is set to install four new speed control devices. These radars will be strategically placed along a 50-kilometer stretch of the highway, specifically between kilometer 50 and kilometer 100. The initiative aims to enhance road safety and enforce speed limits on this busy route.
The exact locations for these new speed measurement systems are still being finalized, but they will be situated within the specified segment of the Autovía 2. AUBASA has indicated that the installation process will commence soon, with the devices expected to become operational shortly thereafter. The company has not yet provided a definitive timeline for when the radars will begin issuing fines.
This measure is part of a broader effort to curb speeding and improve driving behavior on the Autovía 2, a major artery connecting Buenos Aires with the Atlantic coast. Authorities hope that the visible presence of new speed control equipment will act as a deterrent and contribute to a reduction in accidents caused by excessive speed.
Originally published by Clarín in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.