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Cyprus Police Issue Over 1,400 Speeding Tickets in European Road Safety Campaign

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The Cyprus Police participated in a ROADPOL pan-European speed control campaign from August 3 to 9.
The campaign aimed to prevent road collisions and address dangerous and excessive speeding.
During the week, 1,457 complaints were reported, according to some sources.
Other sources indicate nearly 2,000 complaints were made during the same period.
Complaints included speeding, use of mobile phones, and not wearing seatbelts or helmets.

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The Cyprus Police participated in a pan-European ROADPOL speed control campaign, which took place in Cyprus between August 3 and 9. The campaign aimed to prevent road collisions and address dangerous and excessive speeding.

During the week-long campaign, a significant number of complaints were recorded. Pafos Press, Sigmalive, and Alpha News reported 1,457 complaints, while Philenews stated that nearly 2,000 complaints were made. Omega TV (Omegalive) also reported thousands of traffic violations, including those related to speed, mobile phone use, seatbelts, and helmets.

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