Tirana Traffic Police have stepped up checks on the ground over the past 24 hours, focusing particularly on penalising pedestrians who fail to comply with traffic regulations.
As a result of these checks, 78 fines have been issued to pedestrians who crossed roads at unauthorised locations or violated traffic signs and signals.
Tirana Traffic Police emphasised that the operation aims to improve road safety and prevent accidents that could endanger citizens’ lives.
Full police statement:
“Tirana / Traffic Police conduct checks to ensure pedestrians comply with traffic regulations. A total of 78 administrative penalties were issued over the past 24 hours.
Tirana Traffic Police officers have continued checks on the ground, focusing on identifying and penalising pedestrians who violate traffic regulations, with the aim of improving road safety and preventing accidents.
Over the past 24 hours, 78 administrative penalties have been imposed on pedestrians for violations of traffic regulations.
Traffic Police are calling on pedestrians to exercise greater caution and responsibility by obeying traffic signs and signals, using designated pedestrian crossings and avoiding crossing roads at unauthorised locations.
Checks will continue in an effort to improve road safety and protect the lives of all road users,” police said.
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