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34 citations issued in Paphos crackdown on mobile scooter violations

Police in Paphos issued a total of 34 citations on Sunday night during a targeted crackdown on mobile scooter users. The enforcement focused on multiple safety violations, including unauthorized riding areas and failure to wear helmets. Fourteen citations were given for riding in prohibited areas, while ten were for not wearing helmets.

Additional citations addressed other infractions: four for carrying objects while riding, three for allowing minors to use the scooters, and individual citations for riding outside designated cycle lanes, running a red light, and failing to signal before turning. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to improve road safety compliance among scooter users in the area.

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