Düsseldorf.
On “Car-Friday”, the police in North Rhine-Westphalia asked significantly more drivers to pay and reported them than in the previous year. She raised 4300 warning money.
The police in North Rhine-Westphalia diligently asked the autoposer scene to pay up on Good Friday: During traffic controls, more than 4,300 warnings were collected and 2,200 administrative offenses were reported, said a spokesman for the NRW Ministry of the Interior at the request of the German Press Agency.
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In Essen, the police had cleared a parking lot where 1,500 autoposers had gathered with their vehicles. In Herne, the police were on a large scale because 600 cars had gathered in a parking lot not far from the A43.
Car-Friday 2022: 3600 warnings and 1600 ads
The nationwide balance was well above the level of the previous year, when on Good Friday, which is written by the autoposer scene with a C and a hyphen, a good 3,600 fines were issued and 1,600 reports of administrative offenses were made. (dpa)
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