The Traffic Police has taken stock of the work for the past week, announcing that 589 drivers have been punished as a result of drone monitoring.
Meanwhile, vehicles that exceeded the allowed tonnage were also penalized.
"Intensive monitoring with educational drones and intelligent speedometer tools for the prevention of road accidents.
The Operational Unit of the Road Police has intensified controls with intelligent speed measuring tools and educational drones, throughout the country, cooperating with the local structures of the Road Police.
Throughout the past week, as a result of intensive monitoring by the Operational Unit of the Traffic Police, numerous violations have been found, which are a potential source of involvement in road accidents.
As a result of educational drone monitoring, 589 vehicle drivers were identified, who were punished with administrative measures ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 new lek.
274 vehicle drivers were identified and punished for speeding over the permitted rates with the additional measure of driving license suspension, speeds ranging from 40 to 120 km/h per hour over the permitted rate.
356 drivers using mobile devices on national roads and 371 drivers who were not wearing seat belts.
122 administrative measures have been imposed for not wearing a protective helmet while driving, 89 measures for darkened windows and 145 measures for not giving priority to pedestrians.
78 drivers were recorded with several violations, speeding above the permitted rate, not wearing a seat belt and using a mobile phone while driving.
The Traffic Police appeals to all vehicle and motor vehicle drivers to strictly respect the traffic rules and give priority to pedestrians.
At the same time, for pedestrians to show maximum care when crossing from one side of the road to another, to respect the white lines and road signs as a whole, as well as in those places where there are no signs, to check the road before starting the movement.
All national and urban road axes are monitored by intelligent means 24/7", the police announced. (A2 Televizion)
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