Parliamentary debate on missing traffic signs

Member of Parliament Maha Abdel Nasser submitted a parliamentary question to the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Transport regarding the continued shortage and damage of traffic and guidance signs on roads and corridors across Egypt. This issue persists despite the implementation of the national roads project, which aimed to enhance infrastructure, connect governorates, and improve traffic safety. She emphasized that the lack or weakness of signs causes sudden maneuvers by drivers, increases accidents, wastes time and fuel, and leads to reliance on electronic map applications that may experience outages in certain areas. She called on the government to clarify the reasons for this shortcoming, the results of assessing the situation, the allocated budgets, and the plans for completing and replacing damaged signs. She also stressed the importance of ensuring that the signage conforms to international standards for traffic safety and contributes to improving infrastructure quality to support development and tourism strategies.

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