Poland To Provide Four Truck Scales To Ukraine

News 6 September 2016, 15:23

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The Ministry of Infrastructure plans to buy an additional 105 truck scales this year.

Poland is to provide four truck scales to Ukraine in the near future as technical assistance. Ukraine’s Deputy Infrastructure Minister Yurii Lavreniuk announced this on Facebook.

He is currently attending a conference on the role of transport safety inspections on the international arena in Krakow.

According to Lavreniuk, the Ministry of Infrastructure will apply the European experience when reforming the State Transport Safety Agency.

As reported, 24 truck scales were in operation in 20 regions of Ukraine as of mid-August. The Ministry of Infrastructure plans to buy an additional 105 truck scales this year.

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