The Moldovan government has approved a bill that changes the approach to urban mobility: from parking and the removal of abandoned vehicles to prioritizing public transportation and pedestrian infrastructure. The bill also introduces new tools for local authorities, including traffic-restricted zones and separate development plans for the country's largest cities.
Moldova is preparing a significant overhaul of its driver training and licensing exam system: authorities are proposing to revise the curricula, the format of practical training, and the approach to evaluating candidates. The reform will also affect the examination process, which is planned to be made more standardized and transparent, with an emphasis on real-world driving conditions and digital recording of results.
In Moldova, as part of a World Bank-funded project, a tender has been announced for work to improve traffic safety on five sections of national roads classified as "accident-prone areas" ("black spots").
The state-owned enterprise "Moldovan Railways" is exploring the possibility of implementing an onboard intelligent video analysis system on its rolling stock to monitor passenger traffic and ensure public safety
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