They will also check whether drivers and passengers are travelling with their seat belts fastened and whether children are transported in child seats. In addition, officers will monitor traffic flow on the country’s main roads.
The safety of road users will also be overseen by the police SPEED groups, whose main task is to counter dangerous behaviour on the road—in particular, exceeding the permitted speed limits.
An Easter trip to visit loved ones often involves travelling long distances. To ensure that the journey runs smoothly and safely, it is worth checking the vehicle’s technical condition and the car’s mandatory equipment before setting off.
Spring weather means that more and more pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists are appearing on the roads. We therefore remind everyone of the need to exercise particular caution towards vulnerable road users.
We also appeal to motorcyclists to exercise caution, obey the regulations and adjust their speed to the applicable limits.
Let us do everything we can to ensure that these holidays pass peacefully and without tragic incidents on the roads. Responsible behaviour behind the wheel is an expression of concern for your own life and the lives of others.