The Ministry of Internal Affairs is scheduled to participate from August 3 to August 9, 2026, as a member of the Association of European Police Forces – ROADPOL. This participation involves collaborating with 34 other European nations to enhance police control within the framework of the European Police Office. The focus of this tax control effort is the detection and sanctioning of vehicles operating in excess of established speed limits.
The primary objectives of these measures are to prevent accidents and consequently reduce the incidence of police incidents and associated negative outcomes. Given that the period coincides with the summer holiday season, when traffic volumes are expected to be significant, the Police Force plans to implement heightened levels of control and preventive-repressive measures under state jurisdiction. These coordinated efforts underscore a commitment to maintaining public safety across European borders.
The increased police presence and rigorous control measures are designed to manage increased traffic flow during the holidays, ensuring compliance with speed regulations to minimize risks and improve overall road safety standards.
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