The Traffic Division of the Israel Police continues its determined and uncompromising fight against road violence and life-threatening traffic violations. Under the guidance of Police Commissioner Chief Superintendent Dani Levy, a special enforcement operation was carried out on Highway 79 near the Somech interchange.
During the operation, a national motorcycle unit officer signaled a motorcyclist to stop for a routine check. It was discovered that the rider, a 27-year-old resident of Kafr Manda, was riding a motorcycle requiring an A license, while he only held an A1 license for motorcycles up to 47 horsepower, which did not qualify him to ride the motorcycle in question.
Following this discovery, the rider was handed over to traffic investigators. After his interrogation, he was released under restrictive conditions, including house arrest. As part of the enforcement measures, the motorcycle was impounded for 30 days.
The Traffic Division emphasizes that it will continue to pursue legal action against traffic offenders, aiming to ensure the safety and security of the public. This nationwide operation is part of an ongoing effort to reduce road fatalities and enhance road safety.
These enforcement actions highlight the importance of adhering to traffic laws and the conditions of driving licenses. The police urge drivers to act responsibly and ensure safe and legal driving for their safety and that of all road users.
