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Israeli Police Crack Down on Dangerous Driving, Including Instructors Using Phones During Lessons

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First reported by Now 14 · 5 hours ago

What happened

Israeli Police launched a nationwide crackdown on dangerous driving, issuing nearly 6,000 fines including for driving instructors using phones during lessons. The operation targeted speeding, red light violations, and impaired driving, resulting in arrests, license suspensions, and vehicle impoundments as part of a national road safety campaign.

01Israeli Police issued 5,924 fines in a nationwide traffic enforcement operation.
021,072 fines were for mobile phone use while driving, including driving instructors during lessons.
0314 drivers were caught driving with suspended licenses; 42 licenses were revoked.
0481 vehicles were impounded and 11 suspects arrested during the crackdown.
05The operation is part of the national 'Committed to Life' road safety campaign.

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