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The 23-year-old drove in the wrong direction, ran red lights, and had a blood alcohol level of 1.52 per mille. The court ordered him to be detained for 14 days.

Police in Umag stopped a 47-year-old man on a county road in Brtonigla, and the check revealed he had no driver's license and that the car's insurance policy and registration had expired.

The Municipal Misdemeanor Court in Split fined a 26-year-old €1,900 and banned him from driving for seven months for driving 112 km/h over the limit in Kaštel Sućurac last year.

A court in Zlatar has ruled that any contact between two vehicles constitutes a collision, regardless of intensity. Fleeing the scene can cost you up to 920 euros, plus a driving ban and penalty points.

Poreč police stopped a 21-year-old North Macedonian citizen who was riding a moped without a driver's license and with an expired registration. The court imposed a fine, and the police set a deadline for leaving the country.

Police stopped a 59-year-old driver with nearly three promille of alcohol in his blood on Tuesday morning in Velika Pisanica. After sobering up at the station, a court on Wednesday sent him behind bars for up to 15 days.

Zagreb police arrested a 23-year-old with a revoked license and a lengthy record of traffic violations. In addition to jail time, they are also proposing a one-year driving ban.

In a week of intensified speed enforcement in Međimurje, 232 violations were recorded, with the dubious record set last Thursday when a driver sped 92 km/h over the limit.

The Bjelovar-Bilogora Police Department intensified traffic surveillance, and besides the enormous number of speeding violations, two traffic accidents with injuries and several drunk drivers were recorded.

Shocking footage from the island of Vir shows a dangerous e-scooter ride that ended in a collision with a pedestrian. A similar case of reckless riding was recorded in Marina, where a foreign teenager sped at 50 km/h.

Police issued the largest fine in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County last week to a 70-year-old. In addition to fleeing the scene of an accident, he drove an unregistered car and disturbed public order by shouting.

Police stopped a 46-year-old man in Split on Friday evening who was driving without a valid license, refused a drug test, and was found with methadone and a knife. Despite a proposal for 60 days in prison, the court released him.

Police arrested a 46-year-old repeat offender near Vrgorac, and after serving his sentence for domestic violence, a new investigation awaits him.

Disturbing footage from the island of Vir shows a young driver violating traffic rules and ultimately hitting a passerby, while the reader who provided the material appeals for stricter controls and parental responsibility.

The 46-year-old first threatened a family member, then ignored police signals and drove recklessly through Zagreb's roads with 1.81 per mille alcohol in his blood.

Losing your driver's license due to negative points means starting from scratch, a two-year ban, and costs exceeding €1,000.