Tbilisi residents awoke to a strange sight on the roads today: destroyed cars mounted upside down on posts at several locations across the city.
Supposedly the installations are meant to remind drivers to drive slow and carefully.
Tbilisi City Hall says a local company installed the vehicles but does not want to say its name. Photo by Facebook user El Ene.
The initiator of the campaign is as of yet unknown.
Tbilisi City Hall told Rustavi 2 that a local, well-known company installed the damaged vehicles as a part of a campaign.
The agency says the company was permitted by City Hall, but the parties agreed to keep the information on the author of the project confidential.
Road accidents in Georgia claimed 459 lives in 2019. Photo by Facebook user El Ene.
The number of road accidents have significantly increased especially in the last two years in Georgia.
According to data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 6,079 road accidents occurred in 2017 which claimed 517 lives. The number of road accidents reached 6,452 in 2018 with 459 dead and 9,047 injured.