Famagusta Police File 34 Complaints Over Personal Mobility Device Violations
Since Thursday, Famagusta traffic police have filed a total of 34 complaints related to the misuse of personal mobility devices in prohibited areas. Among these, nine complaints concerned electric scooters being operated outside designated traffic lanes, while three involved usage in unauthorized zones. Additionally, eight individuals were reported for failing to wear helmets while using such devices. The campaign aiming to regulate and enforce the proper use of personal mobility devices is ongoing, with authorities continuing to monitor compliance in the area.
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