Cameras and nuances with the cleanup Governor Igor Kobzev's proposal for additional photo and video cameras is completely unrelated to crime prevention. Here the topic is more about the state of roads and highways in the Irkutsk region. Kobzev directly stated the factors influencing the occurrence of accidents: "slippery, snow, snow on the sidewalks." Furthermore, in the official announcement, which included the words of the head of the area, information was provided about the capabilities of the control and supervision organizations. In particular, we are talking about the road department of the Baikal region. According to the head of the project, Dmitri Baturin, "the total number of road equipment exceeds the regulatory requirement by 18%." That is, there are specific excesses. This raises a logical question: if there is information about problem areas near specific settlements, why wait to solve the problem with additional cameras? Why is it not possible to clean roads in a preventive manner, in a regular patrol mode, and act, so to speak, to prevent incidents? True, it is not clear why one issue should be linked. About cameras and traffic accidents. to another topic. Road cleaning. These two tasks may exist at the same time, with different degrees of intervention by the center and the region. And in the cameras the light did not converge like a wedge, somewhere you can "stick" another traffic light or set a speed limit or introduce "bumps" if accidents happen all the time in a certain place. As for the cleaning of the roads, if it is so important that it requires the presence of an operational headquarters and the means mentioned to the relevant department, well, write clear wishes into the contractual obligations and municipal tasks of that "Baikal Region" authority. Let them themselves, in order to fulfill contracts, work hard around the clock and take care of the regulatory state of the roads. And so, as it were, a certain condition appears, the fulfillment of which will determine the nature of the work of individual authorities.