#Road Safety

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Traffic violation cameras installed on poles in Ukraine to monitor speed and enforce traffic rules

Ukraine strengthens road control: 50 new automated traffic cameras to start operating from August 20

Incidents 08/18/2026, 21:26
📸 From August 20, 2026, 50 new automated traffic cameras will start operating in Ukraine to detect traffic violations. The total number will reach 426. The most cameras will be in the Rivne, Kyiv, and Lviv regions, and Zakarpattia. One complex in Mukachevo has been disconnected. The police urge drivers to observe speed limits: "Safe speed means saved lives" 🚗💨 #Ukraine #TrafficRules #Cameras #Safety
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Car driving on a road with deep potholes and puddles, which can cause suspension damage — a relevant issue for claiming compensation in 2026

Hit a pothole and damaged the suspension: how to get compensation for road damage in 2026

Incidents 08/09/2026, 07:24
💸 Damaged suspension on a pothole? In 2026, you can claim compensation! 🚗 Lawyers remind: simply repairing the car is not enough. To get money from the road owner, you need to: 1️⃣ Document the pothole and the accident site (photo/video). 2️⃣ Call the police to file a report. 3️⃣ Save receipts from the service station. According to Traffic Rules and the Civil Code, damage is compensated in full, but you must prove the fault of the responsible party. ⚖️
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Pedestrians crossing the street on a zebra crossing in Kyiv — illustration for an article on traffic rules and driver liability when pedestrians are still on the crosswalk

Can you start moving if a pedestrian is still on the 'zebra'? Clarification of the Ukrainian Traffic Rules and Code of Administrative Offenses

Incidents 07/30/2026, 07:23
Can you start moving if a pedestrian is still on the 'zebra'? 🚶‍♂️🚗 We analyze what the Traffic Rules and the Code of Administrative Offenses of Ukraine say. It turns out that waiting for a person to completely leave the road is not necessary, but there is an important condition that is often forgotten. 🇺🇦
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