Ukoliko ove sezone planirate letovanje u Grčkoj i putujete sopstvenim automobilom kroz Severnu Makedoniju , dobro otvorite oči i skinite nogu sa gasa. Tamošnje vlasti uvele su rigorozne izmene u Zakonu o bezbednosti saobraćaja, a prve žrtve novih propisa već su pali državljani Srbije.
Na popularnoj Fejsbuk stranici "Grčka Info" osvanulo je upozorenje koje je brzo zapalilo društvene mreže i zabrinulo mnoge vozače koji tranzitiraju kroz Severnu Makedoniju. Prema rečima očevidaca i članova ove grupe, makedonska policija je počela da primenjuje novu, izuzetno oštru meru - oduzimanje vozila za bezobzirnu vožnju .
Vozio čak 188 kilometara na čas
Da se makedonski organi reda ne šale, na teži način je saznao jedan vozač iz Srbije. On je na auto-putu prema Grčkoj vozio brzinom od čak 188 kilometara na čas , što je tamošnja policija okarakterisala kao nasilničku i bezobzirnu vožnju.
- Juče je jednom vozaču iz Srbije oduzeto vozilo marke 'porše'. Jurio je 188 na sat . Em pokvaren odmor, em je ostao bez svog vozila - navodi se u objavi na stranici koja je izazvala lavinu komentara.
Susedna zemlja je u svoj zakon uvrstila poseban član koji definiše bezobzirnu i nasilničku vožnju . Ova kategorija ne podrazumeva samo visoke novčane kazne i zabranu upravljanja motorno-tehničkim vozilima, već daje pravo policiji i sudskim organima da privremeno ili trajno oduzmu automobil kojim je prekršaj napravljen , bez obzira na to čije je vlasništvo.
U bezobzirnu vožnju najčešće spadaju prekoračenje brzine za više od 50 ili 70 km/h u naseljenom/van naseljenog mesta, prolazak kroz uzastopna crvena svetla na semaforu i ekstremno opasna preticanja.
Znatno pojačane kontrole
Tranzit kroz Severnu Makedoniju godinama je bio rutinski deo puta do grčkih plaža, ali ove godine pravila igre su se drastično promenila. Vozačima iz Srbije se savetuje da striktno poštuju ograničenja brzine , koja na auto-putu iznose 130 km/h (odnosno 110 km/h na pojedinim deonicama), jer su radarske kontrole, kako presretači tako i stacionarne kamere, znatno pojačane.
Nervoza zbog gužvi na granicama ili želja da se što pre stigne do mora nikako ne smeju biti izgovor za divljanje na drumu - cena koju ove godine možete platiti nije samo novčana, već vas može koštati i samog automobila.
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N1 SrbijaIndependentCenter2 days agoA Serbian driver was arrested by North Macedonian police for speeding on the Kumanovo-Skoplje highway. The driver was caught driving at 188 km/h in an area where the speed limit is 100 km/h. Police seized his Porsche and detained him for further procedures.
Bias read (Center): The article reports a straightforward traffic violation with no apparent political framing, bias, or emphasis on any particular ideological perspective. It provides factual details without editorializing or biased language.
Official sources cited
- government Police statement
KurirParty-alignedCenter2 days agoThe article reports that Serbian citizens traveling to Greece through North Macedonia have had their cars confiscated by local police due to reckless driving. A Serbian driver was caught speeding at 188 km/h on the highway and had his Porsche seized under new strict traffic safety laws implemented by North Macedonia. The article highlights concerns raised on social media regarding these new measures.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about new traffic laws in North Macedonia and their enforcement without overtly favoring any political side. It includes specific examples and quotes from social media but does not exhibit clear bias in language or framing.
Official sources cited
- government North Macedonian Traffic Safety Law
- organisation Facebook Group 'Grčka Info'
Telegraf.rsIndependentCenter2 days agoA Serbian driver had their Porsche confiscated by Macedonian police after speeding at 188 km/h while traveling toward Greece. The incident highlights new strict traffic safety laws implemented in North Macedonia, which allow authorities to seize vehicles for reckless driving. The driver was reportedly fined and banned from driving, with their car being taken away as part of the enforcement.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a specific incident involving traffic law enforcement without taking a stance on the policy itself or its implications. It presents facts about the event and the legal framework without overtly favoring either the driver or the authorities.
Official sources cited
- statement Facebook page 'Grčka Info'
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