Attention aux bruits de la nuit: 17 des 18 véhicules sont tombés en panne lors d'une inspection technique extraordinaire.

In the early hours of Saturday, police in Karlovočko conducted a special inspection targeting vehicles suspected of being modified without proper certification. During the operation, 18 vehicles were subjected to an extraordinary technical examination, with 17 failing due to untested components or mechanical deficiencies. Only one vehicle passed the inspection. The operation was part of a broader preventive-repressive campaign aimed at addressing drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs, which had been ongoing since Friday night. The crackdown followed reports of nighttime disturbances in the area, prompting authorities to intensify their monitoring of traffic safety. Police officers focused on locations previously identified as gathering spots for drivers operating modified vehicles, including the ŠRC Korana premises and other areas where residents had repeatedly complained about noise complaints. This joint effort with the Croatian Vehicle Center sought to identify vehicles equipped with parts that had not undergone required testing or homologation. Among the inspected vehicles, two were found to have dangerous defects that immediately led to their removal from traffic. The remaining 15 showed more severe technical issues, though they were not taken off the road. Additionally, a motorcycle that lacked registration was also removed from circulation during the operation. The presence of such modifications poses risks to both drivers and pedestrians, highlighting the need for stricter enforcement of vehicle regulations. This initiative comes amid growing concerns over illegal modifications and unsafe driving practices in the region. Local authorities have noted an increase in reports related to noisy and potentially hazardous vehicles, particularly in areas known for nightlife activity. Residents have expressed frustration over the persistent issue, citing repeated complaints to local police without sufficient action. The recent operation appears to be a response to these mounting pressures. The police emphasized that the inspections were carried out in accordance with legal procedures, ensuring that all findings were documented and that appropriate measures were taken against non-compliant vehicles. Officers stated that they would continue to monitor high-risk areas and collaborate with relevant agencies to maintain road safety. The results of the operation will likely inform future targeted actions, especially in regions where similar violations have been reported. Looking ahead, officials expect increased vigilance in enforcing vehicle standards, particularly during peak times when such activities tend to rise. Further operations may be planned in coordination with the Croatian Vehicle Center, focusing on areas with recurring problems. The immediate outcome of the current operation underscores the importance of regular technical checks and the dangers posed by unregulated vehicle modifications. As the situation develops, continued public awareness campaigns and enhanced enforcement mechanisms are anticipated to address the underlying causes of these violations.