Fine for Warning of Police Patrol. Poles Used Drones, Punishment Would Also Be Threatened in the Czech Republic
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During a recent operation in the villages of Myślenice and Tokarnia, Polish police officers focused on drivers who used their high beams to warn others of a police check. They used a drone to monitor them.
Police officers in Poland have come up with a particularly faux tactic: with the help of a drone, they tracked down drivers who wanted to draw the attention of the officials to them by means of a light hoop.
Polish motorists have to expect consequences if they warn other road users by high beam of a police check. This has been demonstrated by the Polish police in a Facebook video.
They used a drone to monitor whether drivers were using their high beams to warn of police checkpoints. The operation lasted one day and was conducted in two municipalities. Forty-seven drivers received tickets.
The operation of the Myślenice Road Police in Poland highlights the increasing use of drones in road safety and land monitoring.
PLN 200 and 4 penalty points – that's how much it can cost to use your high beams to warn of police checkpoints. This was recently learned by 47 drivers in Małopolska who were stopped by police during a special drone operation.
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