Back to newsGreek traffic police carried out extensive road checks across Crete during the Easter holiday period, recording over 1,000 violations in total. Among the infractions, 138 drivers were caught speeding, 40 were stopped for driving under the influence of alcohol, 15 were found operating a vehicle without a valid license, 9 riders were not wearing a helmet, and 7 drivers were not wearing a seatbelt. The checks reflect a broader effort by authorities to improve road safety during one of the busiest travel periods of the year in Greece. Tourists driving or riding in Crete should be aware that traffic enforcement is active and strict, particularly around public holidays. Always wear your seatbelt, carry your license, respect posted speed limits, and never drive after drinking alcohol. Rental riders should ensure helmets are worn at all times.
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Greek Police Record Over 1,000 Road Violations During Easter Checks
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