What Does the Iraqi Public Think of the New Traffic Violations System?

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With the new smart traffic system now in operation on several streets in Baghdad, motorists are voicing their frustration at the imposition of fines before the roads have been fully rehabilitated. At the same time, they express a conditional welcome, insisting that streets must be properly regulated, fully paved, and comprehensively planned to put an end to a long era of traffic chaos in the capital.

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