Moyu News on February 18 On February 18, Moyu County, Xinjiang suddenly encountered strong sand and dust weather, and the visibility dropped sharply to less than 200 meters.
In windy and sandy weather, please slow down and turn on double flashes to ensure driving safety. At the Moyu County Expressway Checkpoint, the traffic police not only provided warm tips for passing vehicles, but also thoughtfully sent warm hot water to the drivers to help them relieve driving fatigue.
It is understood that in order to ensure traffic safety in bad weather, the traffic police of Moyu County adjust traffic control measures in a timely manner according to weather conditions and road conditions, such as speed limits, traffic by vehicle type and police cars leading the way, etc., to minimize the impact of sandstorms on road traffic.
In extreme weather with strong winds and sand, we have stepped up traffic patrols, especially on highways and major roads, and increased the frequency of patrols to ensure that traffic problems are detected and dealt with in a timely manner. Here, the majority of drivers are reminded to turn on the double flashing lights, keep the distance between vehicles, slow down and slow down during the driving process to ensure driving safety. Guo Zhou, captain of the order squadron of the traffic police brigade of the Moyu County Public Security Bureau, said.
The strong sand and dust weather has brought great inconvenience and safety hazards to the masses, but the "warm" action of the Moyu traffic police has made the masses feel warm and caring, and has provided a strong guarantee for the safe and smooth road traffic in the jurisdiction. (Reporter Jiang Rong, correspondent Zhao Fei, Long Huiming, Fu Persimmon).
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