On the morning of September 24th, in Morioka City, the first police enforcement operation in Iwate Prefecture since the legal speed limit for vehicles on so-called "residential roads" was lowered to 30 km/h in September took place. Twelve police officers were stationed on a so-called "residential road" in Aoyama, Morioka City, on the morning of the 24th, using a portable speed camera to detect vehicle speed violations. On "residential roads," wh…
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On the morning of September 24th, in Morioka City, the first police enforcement operation in Iwate Prefecture since the legal speed limit for vehicles on so-called "residential roads" was lowered to 30 km/h in September took place. Twelve police officers were stationed on a so-called "residential road" in Aoyama, Morioka City, on the morning of the 24th, using a portable speed camera to detect vehicle speed violations. On "residential roads," wh…