Traffic Police: 48 Arrests of Drivers in Checks in Attica - 23 of Them Had Consumed Alcohol
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According to Traffic Police data, 35,769 breathalyzer tests were carried out, among others, and 272 violations were confirmed. The post Traffic Police: 48 arrests of drivers in checks in Attica – 23 had consumed alcohol appeared first on in.gr.
Fifteen people lost their lives and 587 were injured - 9 seriously and 578 more lightly - in 522 traffic accidents that occurred in October in the Attica region. According to the Attica Traffic Police Directorate, the main causes of these accidents were driving without caution and attention, the violation of regulatory signs and the violation of traffic rules by pedestrians, while the failure to use a protective helmet by drivers and passengers …
Fifteen people lost their lives and 587 were injured (9 seriously, 578 slightly) in 522 traffic accidents that occurred in October in Attica, according to the Attica Traffic Police Directorate. According to the Attica Traffic Police Directorate, the main causes of traffic accidents are related to the lack of caution and attention while driving, the violation of regulatory signs, as well as […] The article 15 dead and 587 injured in 522 traffic a…
A new special expedition to the entire basin of the Prefecture of Attica took place from the early morning hours of October 26th until the early hours of today, Monday, as part of targeted actions and traffic… Attica Traffic Police: 48 arrests of drivers, over 7,500 calls in 7 days - NAFTEMPORIKI
According to the Attica Traffic Police Directorate, the main causes of traffic accidents were reckless driving, violation of signs and rules by pedestrians, while the failure to wear a helmet increased the severity of injuries.
On the roads of Attica, 15 people lost their lives and another 587 were injured, nine of them seriously, in the 522 traffic accidents recorded on
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