Cyprus police are preparing a digital application-linked data platform containing the details of drivers caught breaking traffic rules by speed cameras to track down offenders. In comments to the Financial Mirror, the
The government is working on ways to collect thousands of unpaid fines from the speed camera network, said Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades. In statements to ANT1 TV, Vafeades revealed that approximately 178,000
Consumers have paid €570 mln between 2017 and October 2022 due to the Electricity Authority of Cyprus’ failure to switch to renewable energy and misuse of the European Emissions Trade Scheme, an
MPs are reviewing a bill introducing hefty fines for dog owners who abandon their pets, leading to a huge increase in strays in Cyprus. According to the new legislation, abandoning a dog
While consumers struggle with inflation, there are fears that electricity bills will bulge as the Electricity Authority is called to pay an increased cost for emitting greenhouse gases. According to Phileleftheros daily,
Offending motorists will be notified by mobile phone text to pay their fine once the House amends the Traffic Camera law demanded by the police. The police have pressured authorities to amend
A total of €21.3 mln in court fines from 26,889 cases in 2022 never made it to state coffers, with courts issuing warrants for police to either collect or take further action.
As the Cyprus traffic camera network is set to expand with another 20 stationary and 16 mobile cameras to be installed over six months, the system is still bogged down by an
Cyprus’ traffic camera network is under the spotlight after the US operating company received a warning from the government for failing to process fines with a backlog of 15,000 still pending. Transport
Two out of three people fined for breaching COVID-19 rules during the lockdowns and restrictions have not been paid, with thousands of cases going to court. According to police data, between 28
