The “Road Traffic Law” will become effective on October 1, 2007. In order to strengthen the public’s knowledge on this new law, the Public Security Police Force, the Land, Public Works and Transport Bureau, the Legal Affairs Bureau and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau published the “Road Traffic Law” booklets for free distribution to the citizens. The extremely warm welcome shown by the citizens reflected their high attention on the new law. In order to coordinate the different needs of the public, we now have various topics of leaflets concerning “Road Traffic Law”, namely, “New provisions that citizens have to pay special attention”, “Pedestrians”, “Tourists”, “Vehicle drivers”, “Motorcycles and velocipedes” and “Heavy vehicles and trucks”. In view of the different publics, the information is presented succinctly so that the citizens may easily grasp the details to their concern. All of the above leaflets are available in either Chinese, English or Portuguese, at the law information stands of the Legal Affairs Bureau and the various district service centres of the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau. The law information stands can be found in many locations, including Health Centres, Conde S. Januario Hospital, Civil Registry, Real Estate Registry, Commerce and Movable Registry, Public Notary Offices, Finance Services Bureau, Identification Bureau, Post Office, University of Macau, Macao Polytechnic Institute, Centre of Permanent Education, Centre of Educational Activities of Taipa, Macau Electricity Company, etc. Citizens who have any queries concerning the “Road Traffic Law” are welcome to make their enquiries, during office hours, through the Law Promotion Hotline 9872233 of the Legal Affairs Bureau, or visit the website about “Road Traffic Law”: www.dsaj.gov.mo/trafficlaw.
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