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A recent ruling by the European Court of Justice has opened the door for EU member states, including Cyprus, to impose restrictions or even bans on applications that warn drivers about police checks and the presence of speed cameras, such as Waze. While the decision does not automatically prohibit these applications, it grants individual countries the authority to evaluate and implement potential measures against them.
In response to the ruling, the Cyprus Police stated they are awaiting the full implications of the court's decision before deciding on any actions regarding radar-warning applications. The question of whether such applications will be restricted has become a significant issue in Cyprus, reflecting wider concerns across various EU nations regarding road safety and law enforcement practices.
Current discussions surrounding this topic within Cyprus indicate a cautious approach, as authorities consider the potential impact of limiting these applications on driver behavior and road safety. The situation is still developing, and the police have not made any definitive announcements regarding changes to the availability of Waze or similar services at this time.
18 July
The EU ruling has opened possibilities for Cyprus to restrict radar notifications from apps.
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