ROADPOL has unveiled its 2026 Pan-European Traffic Safety Operations Calendar, outlining a yearlong series of coordinated enforcement actions designed to curb road fatalities and serious injuries across Europe. The operations…
ROADPOL is proud to welcome Robert Vehovec of Slovenia as a newly elected member of the Executive Committee, following his election at the latest ROADPOL Council Meeting in Budapest. Although…
The European Parliament is set to confirm new EU-wide rules on driving licences this Tuesday, introducing updated provisions for novice drivers, vulnerable road users, and the cross-border enforcement of driving…
11 countries registered ZERO road fatalities during ROADPOL Safety Days 2025 control day.The news came after final completion of data received from ROADPOL member countries, which took active part in…
Another twenty police recruits have successfully completed a special training course on the use of the spike strip, the Czech Police announced. This year alone, the device has already helped…
About one in seven riders of electric scooters in Finland are caught intoxicated when checked on weekend evenings, according to a new police report. The finding comes as the country…
Introducing a city-wide 30 km/h speed limit in Amsterdam has had positive effects not only on road safety but also on accessibility to jobs by car. This is the conclusion…
The German Road Safety Council (DVR) has once again renewed its call for a complete ban on alcohol behind the wheel. The appeal comes against the backdrop of alarming crash…
Helsinki has recorded zero road fatalities over the past year, according to data published by the EU Urban Mobility Observatory. The last traffic-related death in the Finnish capital occurred in…
The Czech Republic has introduced its first motorway section with a higher speed limit of 150 km/h – but the type of signage chosen has already sparked criticism from traffic…