194 km/h in the Gostivar highway Tetovo, no driver

194 km/h in the Gostivar highway Tetovo, no driver

194 km/h in the Gostivar highway Tetovo, no driver

The MPB Mobile Unit, with police vehicle tracking down, discovered a driver running a Rols-Royce’s at 194km/h on the Gostivar highway, Tetovo.

Today (23.10,2026), at 12:05 a.m. on the Gostivar Highway Tetovo, police officers from the Mobile Traffic Safety Unit near the Traffic Issues Sector, with a special police vehicle tracking vehicle, registered a vehicle of the brand brand Rols-Royce possibly, with Tetovo license plates moving at 194 miles an hour, in a segment where the maximum speed allowed is 80 miles per hour.

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B.M. driver. (44) From Gostivar, it has been deprived of freedom because of the suspicion that it has committed the careless criminal work of the vehicle, envisioned in Article 297 of the Criminal Code. Measures and related activities have been undertaken, while relevant procedures will be initiated against him in accordance with the law.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs continues increased traffic checks throughout the country’s territory, including the use of special police vehicles tracking devices, with the aim of discovering and sanctioning irresponsible drivers, improving road safety, and protecting the lives and health of all traffic participants.

Disrespecting speed limits is one of the main factors in causing traffic accidents, which rarely have serious consequences for people’s lives and health and for property. /Telegraphy/

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