Israel Police announced a massive nationwide traffic enforcement operation beginning tomorrow, deploying some 500 patrol cars, hundreds of officers and volunteers, and advanced cameras. The operation will focus on speeding, phone use, running red lights, and life-threatening violations, according to the police statement.
Israel Police announced a nationwide traffic enforcement operation beginning Thursday, deploying hundreds of officers, patrol cars, and advanced enforcement technology across the country. The operation is set to prioritize speeding, distracted driving, and other life-threatening violations. The announcement follows a separate large-scale police drill held earlier today in northern and central Israel, which simulated emergency scenarios and included a helicopter and localized road closures, as The Zioneer reported.
4 developments
- StrongIsrael Police launches nationwide traffic enforcement operation, deploying hundreds of officers
- DevelopingIsrael Police to deploy new automated traffic enforcement system
- StrongPolice nationwide drill underway in north and center with helicopter, localized roadblocks
- StrongIsrael Police deploys 1,000 officers, closes central Tel Aviv roads for Pride Parade
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