A large-scale operation of traffic police checks took place this morning in Limassol. Within just five hours, 132 complaints were made for various traffic offences, while more than 20 vehicles were impounded by the police.
The operation was carried out by members of the Limassol Traffic Police Department on the main roads of Limassol and lasted from 5am until 10am today.
During the five-hour control operation, members of the Limassol Traffic Police made a total of 132 complaints for various traffic offences, some of which are the main causes of fatal road collisions.
Specifically, there were:
- 27 complaints for driving a motor vehicle without a driver's license
- two complaints for driving under the influence alcohol
- nine complaints for violating traffic lights and traffic signs
[*]eight complaints for not wearing a seat belt safety belt or helmet
helmet
[*]13 complaints for driving a vehicle which had been declared
immobilised
[*]seven complaints for driving a vehicle without a certificate[BR]of fitness[BR][*][*]other 69 complaints for various offences.
At the same time, 17 cars and six motorcycles were impounded during the checks, since various modifications were found on them.
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