Over 500 cyclists have been arrested during the ongoing nationwide operation dubbed “Register Motor-Bikes and Wear Helmets.
In a statement, national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi said that police have been carrying out operations regarding the conduct of motorcyclists who are failing to comply with road traffic rules and regulations.
“A total of 530 arrests have so far been made.
“Of these, 447 arrests are for operating unregistered or plateless motorcycles, while 83 arrests are for riding motorcycles without protective helmets.
“The Police have noted with concern that some motorcyclists continue to disregard road traffic laws by operating unregistered motorcycles, failing to wear helmets, carrying excess passengers, and engaging in reckless riding conduct.
“The Zimbabwe Republic Police reiterates that all motorcyclists, passengers, and road users are required to comply with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act (Chapter 13: 11) and other applicable regulations.
“The public is advised that the current operation will continue across the country, with police officers conducting regular compliance checks and enforcement activities for the safety of Zimbabweans.
“Those found violating road traffic regulations will be arrested without fear or favour.”
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