What does traffic control mean?

Traffic control refers to measures to control the passage of vehicles and people on some or all traffic sections for certain safety reasons. Generally, restrictions on traffic behavior are imposed during rallies and processions, large-scale sports events, road and bridge construction, disaster relief, and the performance of important security tasks. They are mainly temporary regulations.

Traffic control is a specific policy with the nature of diversion, prohibition, restriction or instruction formulated by the traffic management department of the public security organ in accordance with laws and regulations for the passage of vehicles and pedestrians on the road and other traffic-related activities. Regulation. After traffic control is implemented, citizens should abide by the control notices and actively cooperate with the traffic police department.

Extended information:

The following measures are generally adopted to implement traffic control:

(1) Close the site and related areas;

(2) ) Set up warning lines and delineate warning areas;

(3) Control the commanding heights of the site

(4) Control regional traffic control;

(5) Inspection Identity documents of on-site personnel and interrogation of suspects;

(6) Prohibiting gatherings, processions, demonstrations and other activities;

(7) Ordering onlookers to leave the scene immediately, and the gathered crowd to disperse immediately ;

(8) Use necessary non-lethal police equipment such as batons, tear gas, and high-pressure water cannons to forcibly disperse those who do not listen to warnings and orders and refuse to leave the scene in accordance with the law;

(9) Those who refuse to leave after being forcibly dispersed can be forcibly removed from the scene or detained immediately;

(10) Suspected persons at the scene and the items they carry can be searched and inspected. Illegally carried weapons, controlled knives, slogans, leaflets and other items will be confiscated.

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