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The highest weekly speed record was recorded in Kaunas district, Rokų pl., Where the maximum speed of 70 km / h is allowed. On this road, a BMW was flying at 160 km / h. A protocol with an administrative instruction is automatically generated and sent to the driver.
Another speed enthusiast (born 1981) was driving at a speed of 159 km / h in the Skoda Superb car in the Kaunas district, on the Aukštieji Kaniūkai-Babtai-Labūnava-Kėdainiai highway, where a speed of no more than 90 km / h is allowed and officials were arrested. An administrative violation report has been prepared for the driver.
Over the long weekend, June 24-27, in the city and district of Kaunas, as well as in the district of K oficialesdainiai, after the officers of the Highway Patrol Company reviewed around 8.6 thousand . vehicles, another record was set: in just four days, 15 people who were driving vehicles without the right to do so and even 32 drunk drivers were identified. One of them is June 26. around 3.50 pm A man driving an Opel Astra in the Kaunas district, Juragiai village (born 1965).
He admitted to drinking alcohol as much at night as half an hour ago, and then he got behind the wheel of a car. The average drunk rate of the driver was 2.19 avg. Two drunk drivers of heavy vehicles, as well as four taxi drivers, also got stuck during inspections; all were found to have a slight degree of intoxication.
Another drunk driver was repeatedly caught by officers after a person had already been disqualified from driving while intoxicated. This time, the driver got into a light drunkenness of 0.98 avg. Another 8 drivers drove vehicles with license plates that did not belong to that vehicle, and other isolated KET violations were recorded.
A total of 37 drunk drivers and 10 bicyclists were identified by Road Patrol Company officers during the week. There were also 20 people who drove vehicles without the right to do so.
In Kaunas County, 5 traffickers were killed this year (14 at the end of June last year), another 305 were injured (279 last year).
