Accidents reps ask works ministry to install traffic signs on highways military checkpoints

It seems like you're referring to a news article or a request made by accident reps to the Ministry of Works to install traffic signs on highways near military checkpoints.

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Accident representatives have requested the Ministry of Works to install traffic signs on highways near military checkpoints to reduce the risk of accidents and improve road safety. The representatives, who have been dealing with the aftermath of accidents involving military convoys, believe that the lack of clear signage and warning systems has contributed to the high number of accidents in these areas.

The request is likely to be supported by data showing the high frequency of accidents on these highways, as well as the severity of the injuries and fatalities that have occurred. The Ministry of Works may need to conduct a feasibility study and assess the costs and logistics of installing the traffic signs, as well as ensuring that they are properly maintained and updated.

It's also possible that the Ministry of Works may need to collaborate with other government agencies, such as the military and the traffic police, to ensure that the traffic signs are installed and enforced effectively.