The measures will be rolled out gradually from Friday 19 May until Monday 22 May
The Hellenic Police is implementing increased road safety measures throughout the territory in view of the May 21 parliamentary elections, to facilitate citizens’ movements, as well as to prevent traffic accidents.
The measures are being developed gradually from Friday, May 19 until Monday, May 22 and will escalate – peak during the hours – days of mass exit-entry of vehicles, to and from major urban centers.
As pointed out in the relevant announcement: “The Hellenic Police, once again reminds all drivers and road users that road safety is everyone’s business”.
In this context, ELAS recommends to citizens:
– Before traveling to perform a technical check on their vehicle and to be informed about the state of the road network and weather conditions.
– Be especially careful while driving and observe the rules of the Road Traffic Code.
– To respect the road markings and comply with the instructions of the traffic police.
– Do not use mobile phones or other distracting devices while driving.
– Not to consume alcoholic beverages if they are going to drive.
– To protect children riding in the vehicle, using child seats.
– Must “wear” seat belts, just like helmets on motorcycles.
– Not to overestimate their driving skills and the technical capabilities of their vehicles.
– To respect and protect fellow passengers and fellow human beings who use the road network, driving their vehicle responsibly and carefully.
Source: Skai
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