Police and municipality take joint action against illegal street racing in Almere

Gebied: Almere

Recently, there have been reports of illegal street races in the Almere neighborhood of Oosterwold. These races affect not only traffic safety but also the livability of the area. The police are keeping a closer watch on this location.

In recent weeks, around fifty license plates of offenders have been recorded using cameras. Reports will be filed against these drivers. Enforcement will also be intensified and targeted in the coming months.

Cooperation between police and municipality
The police and municipality of Almere are working together to reduce nuisance. With the additional enforcement, the police send a strong signal that these disturbances of public order will not be tolerated.

Mayor Hein van der Loo: “Racing and driving recklessly do not belong on public roads. Together with the police, we are doing everything we can to stop these practices. We want our residents and entrepreneurs to feel safe in their own neighborhood and business area.”

Call to residents
The police urge residents of Almere to report any suspicious situations regarding street racing and reckless driving in a timely manner. This can be done via 0900-8844 or the online reporting form on the police website.