Police to boost measures to prevent traffic violations during holidays
The police will boost measures to prevent traffic violations in the context of Easter Holidays, when an increased traffic flow is expected.
Thus, patrol inspectors will constantly monitor road traffic, with a focus on city exits and national routes.
The National Police advises drivers to avoid alcohol consumption before driving, to be patient, and to follow the directions of traffic officers.
At the same time, drivers are urged to drive at the legal speed limit and avoid dangerous maneuvers, and near pedestrian zones, to reduce speed and give priority to pedestrians.
Orthodox Christians will celebrate Resurrection of the Lord on April 20.
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