The masterclass seminar was opened at the Croatian Police Academy. PHOTOS: MUP.HR19 MAY - ROADPOL educated police officers of 15 member countries on truck control and technical inspections.
The lectures were given at a recent international seminar held May 8-12th in Zagreb in cooperation with the Croatian Ministry of Interior.
Crash investigations are in danger if police have no access to in-vehicle data of automated cars. PHOTO: POLITIA.RO16 MAY - ROADPOL is taking its fight to allowing automated vehicle data access to police authorities for the sake of comprehensible road crash investigations up to the highest authorities in the EU.
Together with the European Association for Accident Research and Analysis, EVU, and the global leader in vehicle inspection, DEKRA, the European Roads Policing Network is urgently calling on the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, to act on specific legislation in the field of the automated vehicles of the future.
Fuentes at the forum. PHOTOS: ROADPOL16 MAY - ROADPOL was presented at the latest III Presevilab Ibero-American Congress in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
The European Roads Policing Network was represented at the event by Leandro Fuentes, ROADPOL Council and Operations Working Group member and Head of Operations for Traffic and Transportation Section at Spain's Guardia Civil.
Photos are reviewed by police officers before being transferred to sanctioning authorities. PHOTOS: POLITIE.NL8 MAY - ROADPOL initiated the introduction of high-tech anti-phone cameras to Germany.
The German state of Rhineland-Palatinate is to become the first in the country to introduce the Monocam devices against driver distraction.
4 MAY - More than 150,000 speed violations were registered during ROADPOL's unique 24-hour Speed Marathon operation throughout Europe.
The enforcement action was held on April 21st as part of ROADPOL Operation Speed, which was conducted in the week of 17-23 April with 29 European Roads Policing Network member countries participating.
