The police published that 2,641 vehicle drivers were checked during large-scale inspections conducted across the country. As a result of these inspections, it was announced that 23 vehicles had been banned from traffic.
Traffic teams under the General Directorate of Police have increased their inspections focusing on drivers. Reports were filed against 354 drivers who were found to have violated traffic rules during the investigations. Among these drivers, some caused significant violations leading to grievances.
In the inspection results, 143 drivers exceeding the legal speed limit drew attention, while 20 drivers were also found to be driving without registration. A total of 16 individuals were reported for driving under the influence of alcohol, along with other traffic offenses.
Additionally, 14 drivers who failed to adhere to traffic signs and signals were identified, along with another 14 who violated traffic lights. Other drivers committing various offenses were also detected. Eight drivers who were not wearing seatbelts, six who were using mobile phones while driving, and four who were driving uninsured vehicles were included in the inspections.
Moreover, motorcycle riders who were not wearing protective helmets were also identified during these inspections. As a result of the inspections, a total of 2 drivers were arrested, while necessary legal actions were initiated against other drivers.
Source: www.yeniduzen.com
