Kazakhstan exported the "Sergek" system to Uzbekistan
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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In Namangan, the Kazakhstani security system "Sergek" (Sergek Group) has been implemented through private investments and subsidies from KazakhExport. 25 complexes monitor traffic violations on 13 sections of the city and region to reduce traffic accidents. The system is certified under Uzbekistan's legislation and monitors speed, traffic lights, and road markings.
The intelligent public and road safety system "Sergek" has been implemented in the Uzbek city of Namangan. It is the second most populous city in the country after Tashkent and serves as the administrative center of the Namangan Region.
The "Sergek" system is a product of Kazakh developers, the Sergek Group of companies, which unites software and hardware specialists.
The project was implemented using private investments with subsidies from the state export program, specifically through financing by JSC "Export Insurance Company KazakhExport," a support instrument being the insurance of export credits.
The operation of "Sergek" in Namangan aims to reduce traffic accidents and improve driving culture. The intelligent system has been certified in accordance with Uzbek legislation. 25 hardware and software complexes record traffic violations on 13 sections of the city and districts of the region.
As in cities in Kazakhstan, and in Namangan, the system records speeding, running red lights, and violating road marking lines.
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