The Traffic Affairs and Operations Sector, consisting of the General Traffic Department and the Emergency Police, recently released statistics on the number of traffic violations recorded over the course of a week. This initiative was part of their ongoing efforts to enhance road safety and apprehend individuals who violate traffic regulations and laws. The collaboration between the General Traffic Department and traffic regulation departments across all governorates played a crucial role in conducting comprehensive campaigns.
During the week-long campaign, a total of 29,490 traffic violations were documented. These violations encompassed a wide range of offenses, including speeding, reckless driving, and failure to adhere to traffic signals. The primary objective of these campaigns was to enforce traffic regulations and laws, ensuring the safety and well-being of road users.
The outcomes of these weekly traffic campaigns were significant. As a result of their efforts, 20 violators were placed in precautionary detention, while 19 juveniles were referred to the prosecution for further legal action. Furthermore, a total of 17,552 violations were recorded, and 19 individuals who were wanted by the authorities were apprehended. Additionally, 30 vehicles linked to wanted persons were seized, along with 6 residency violators, 2 individuals in an abnormal condition, and 10 individuals without proper documentation.
In addition to the enforcement actions taken by the General Traffic Department, the Rescue Police also played a vital role in maintaining road safety. From the 16th to the 22nd of this month, the Rescue Police issued 11,938 traffic violations. These violations encompassed various offenses, such as driving without a valid license, improper parking, and failure to wear seat belts. Alongside issuing violations, the Rescue Police also impounded 4 vehicles during this period.
Notably, the Rescue Police provided humanitarian assistance to 1,610 cases during the same week. This assistance included aiding individuals involved in accidents, providing medical aid, and ensuring the safety of those in need. The dedication of the Rescue Police to both law enforcement and humanitarian efforts is commendable.
Moreover, the Rescue Police successfully apprehended 172 individuals wanted by various authorities, including those involved in criminal activities. Additionally, they apprehended 110 residency violators, 31 individuals in an abnormal condition, and 102 vehicles with outstanding warrants. Furthermore, 159 individuals without proper documentation were also seized. All of these individuals were subsequently referred to the appropriate authorities for legal action.
Lastly, the traffic police handled a total of 1,967 accident reports during the week-long campaign. These reports consisted of 868 minor accidents and 245 serious ones. The prompt response and efficient handling of these accidents by the traffic police ensured the safety of individuals involved and helped to minimize traffic congestion.
The commitment and dedication displayed by the Traffic Affairs and Operations Sector, the General Traffic Department, and the Rescue Police are instrumental in maintaining road safety and enforcing traffic regulations. These weekly campaigns and enforcement actions serve as a reminder to all road users to prioritize safety and adhere to traffic laws. By working together, both the authorities and the public can create a safer and more secure environment on the roads.
In conclusion, the collaboration between the General Traffic Department and traffic regulation departments across all governorates has yielded significant results in enhancing road safety. The enforcement actions taken, along with the humanitarian assistance provided by the Rescue Police, demonstrate the commitment of these departments to ensure the well-being of road users. It is crucial for all individuals to comply with traffic regulations and laws to create a safer and more harmonious driving experience for everyone.
Source: TimesKuwait
