Based on the success of the project, DMP and DNCC are planning to install permanent traffic signals in Mirpur 2, conduct ...

TOKYO – Japan will implement a revised road traffic ... a mobile phone while riding a bicycle or ignoring a traffic light, the police said on April 24. Starting April 1, 2026, the police can ...

Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury said the partnership with Japan will be further intensified for agricultural development. ...

This file photo shows a police car in Japan. (Mainichi) TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan will implement a revised road traffic law from April next year that will see fines imposed for relatively minor ...

Japanese police are preparing to enforce "blue ticket" fines that will be imposed on cyclists for relatively minor traffic violations, such as using phones while cycling, from April 1 next year.

Its license plate is 110, the dial number for police in Japan. The car was seen roaring ... in patrols and for traffic policing in different parts of the prefecture.

Japan ‘s Imperial palace said Thursday that it has fired an employee for stealing cash totaling 3.6 million yen ($24,900) ...

Ex-officer’s murder trial in death of Patrick Lyoya -- Here’s what happened on Day 1 A taser expert testified in court on ...

Japan will implement a revised road traffic ... as using a mobile phone while riding a bicycle or ignoring a traffic light, police said Thursday. Starting April 1, 2026, police can issue people ...

A naked man arrested on suspicion of breaking into a cram school in Soka City, Saitama Prefecture, on Monday night, is also suspected of being involved in a number of traffic accidents in which one ...

The new rules, announced on Dec. 21 by the National Police Agency, are designed to curb the growing number of traffic accidents involving bicycles around Japan. The NPA will submit the revisions ...

Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury on Wednesday said Japan is one of Bangladesh's key development partners and a time-tested friend, and its partnership in the country's agriculture sector will be further ...