CroatiaIn a single night during a preventive-repressive traffic enforcement operation in Zagreb, police recorded 400 traffic violations. The campaign aimed to improve road safety by targeting serious offenses such as speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, and other dangerous behaviors. Among the violations, 149 were for excessive speed, 79 for driving under the influence of alcohol, 27 for not using seat belts, 16 for improper mobile phone use while driving, three for driving under the influence of drugs, and 126 others. The highest level of alcohol concentration was recorded in a 63-year-old driver in Klinča Selo, who had 2.08 promiles of alcohol in his blood. Police reiterated their call for drivers to comply with traffic laws, emphasizing that irresponsible behavior endangers both personal and public safety.
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