Slovakia Set To Join ROADPOL

Mrs. Zsinkai handing Mr. Vrabel copies of ROADPOL Statute and Constitution with Mr. Kral and Mr. Suba (right) present. PHOTO: ROADPOL21 JUN - Slovakia is firmly set to join ROADPOL with all hopes on the country being part of the network as soon as ROADPOL’s 2023 Autumn Meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria in September.

The news broke after a meeting in Bratislava at which ROADPOL President Mrs. Elvira Zsinkai and her assistant Mr. Istvan Suba were welcomed by Director of Traffic Police Department of Slovakia Mr. Tomáš Vrábel, Director of Office of International Police Cooperation Mrs. Lucia Szlobodova and Mr. Slavomir Král, senior police officer at the Department of Road Safety and Traffic Crashes.

Truck Violation Rate

Solid, Operation Shows

12 JUN - Truck violation rate stays solid, results of latest ROADPOL Truck&Bus Operation show.

From 8^th to 14^th May 2023, the Europe-wide ROADPOL Control Week "Truck and Bus” took place, the second of this year, which focuses on the control of commercial goods and passenger transport.

ROADPOL Teaches Tachograph

To Officers From 15 Countries

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 8-12^th in Zagreb in cooperation with the Croatian Ministry of Interior.

ROADPOL Taking Fight For

Automated Vehicle Data Access

To Top of EU

       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.