Police launch crackdown on cars
The National Police Service has declared a crackdown on motorists who have made unlawful modifications to their vehicles.
Police Spokesperson Bruno Shioso said in a statement on Friday, October 28, that some of the car modifications posed a danger to other road users.
“All traffic enforcement officers across the country have been directed to impound and charge motor vehicle/motorcycle owners in accordance with relevant provisions of the law,” the statement said.
The list below shows a list of unlawful modifications noted by the police.
- Unlawfully equipped Lamps
- Modified illuminating lights
- Red lights
- Opaque rear lights
- Flashing lights
- Flickering lights
- LED illuminating bars
- Unauthorized sirens
- Unauthorized red and blue lights
The crackdown is targeting private vehicles, public service vehicles, tuktuks, motorcycles as well as heavy commercial vehicles and trucks.
