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On the first day of operation, the new speed detection system in Bulgaria identified over 1,500 drivers who exceeded the legal limit.

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8 September 2025, 13:54
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The new speed detection system in Bulgaria has started to operate and reported alarming results in the first 12 hours, with over 1,500 offenders identified. Extremely high speeds were recorded, including 222 km/h on highways. The system covers 11 of the 12 preselected sections, each approximately 10 kilometers long, and offenders will receive electronic fines.

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Noul sistem de detectare a vitezei a prins peste 1.500 de șoferi în prima zi. Recordul este de 222 km/h pe autostradă
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Noul sistem de detectare și amendare a șoferilor funcțional de azi. A prins un vitezoman cu 222 km/h
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