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Preventive activities for safe traffic and fire protection

Preventive activities for safe traffic and fire protection

Тoday (06.07.2026), police officers from the Prevention Unit of the Veles Sector for Internal Affairs carried out a traffic safety awareness campaign at the "Otovica" toll station on the Veles–Skopje motorway under the theme "Drive Rested." Drivers were reminded of the importance of being well-rested when operating a vehicle, as fatigue and reduced concentration are among the main causes of road traffic accidents during the summer. During this period, when a large number of tourists are transiting through the country along this route, it is particularly important to take regular breaks during long journeys and to follow recommendations for safe driving.

Police officers from the Traffic Police Unit of the Kavadarci Department of Internal Affairs conducted a traffic safety campaign in the Kavadarci area under the theme "Wear Your Seat Belt," emphasizing drivers' legal obligation to use seat belts and to consistently comply with all traffic rules and regulations. They highlighted that wearing a seat belt is a legal requirement for both drivers and passengers and is essential for improving personal safety.

Police officers from the Traffic Police Station of the Štip Sector for Internal Affairs carried out preventive activities in Štip under the theme "Wear a Helmet," targeting riders of mopeds, motorcycles, and electric scooters. Participants were reminded of the obligation and importance of wearing protective helmets, with the message that every road user shares equal responsibility for their own safety as well as the safety of all other participants in traffic.

Today, police officers from the Kičevo Department of Internal Affairs, the Čaška Police Unit, and the Veles Sector for Internal Affairs also conducted fire prevention activities in Čaška and the Kičevo region. Citizens were urged to exercise increased caution due to the heightened risk of wildfires during the summer, particularly while carrying out agricultural work. As part of the campaign, printed educational materials were distributed to the public.

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