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Drivers Beware: Nationwide Police Checks Begin in Hungary Next Week

Drivers in Hungary can expect stepped-up police checks next week, as authorities launch a nationwide operation targeting mobile phone use and other forms of distraction behind the wheel.Continue reading

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In addition to mobile phones, all other activities that endanger traffic safety will also be monitored.

·Budapest, Hungary
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A heavy police presence is expected on Hungarian roads next week: during traffic safety checks, they will pay particular attention to mobile phone use while driving. But they will also be on the lookout for any activity that could distract the driver from driving.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The police in Hungary will be conducting increased traffic safety checks between October 5 and 11. The authorities will primarily monitor mobile phone use while driving, but will also pay attention to any activity that could distract drivers.

Between October 5 and 11, as part of the ROADPOL campaign, the police will be particularly vigilant in checking mobile phone use while driving on Hungarian roads.

From October 5 to 11, the police will conduct increased traffic safety checks in Hungary, focusing mainly on mobile phone use while driving and other activities that distract the driver. The week-long action is part of a Europe-wide series of inspections. Police monitor not only the use of a hand-held phone, but also, for example, texting, browsing social networking sites, and the use of other electronic devices while driving.

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Pénzcentrum broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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