Enforcement

EU to introduce a two-year zero-tolerance alcohol limit for all novice drivers

Five ways Europe can tackle road deaths

Briefing: Conditional Licences and Alcohol Interlock Rehabilitation Programmes in the Revision of the EU Driving Licence Directive 2006/126

Drink-driving checks need a post-Covid booster

Progress in reducing drink-driving and other alcohol-related road deaths in Europe

Position Paper – Revision of the Cross Border Enforcement Directive (2015/413)

As road deaths increase, France looks at weakening speed penalties

ETSC and ROADPOL – online events on enforcement

How Traffic Law Enforcement Can Contribute to Safer Roads (PIN Flash 42)

Enforcement of rules on drink-driving and mobile phone use at the wheel decreases in majority of European countries

Croatia increases speeding fines and modifies road rules for e-scooters

Speeding fines doubled in Germany

Latvian law on public list of drivers with penalty points struck down by ECJ

Drink Driving as the Commonest Drug Driving – A Perspective from Europe

7 December 2020 – Safe and Sober Webinar : An overview of current and forthcoming alcohol interlock programmes in Europe

The Netherlands is first EU Member State to issue automated fines for mobile phone use at the wheel

Position Paper – Vehicle Roadworthiness Package Implementation Reports

Italy set to introduce alcohol interlock programmes and update road safety law

Get ready for ROADPOL Safety Days 16-22 September

Polish speed sign shows fines and penalty points