Law enforcement in Rhine-Kreis Neuss conduct targeted traffic checks on "Car Friday" events
On Good Friday, the police department in Rhein-Kreis Neuss carried out extensive traffic checks, targeting illegally modified vehicles and potential street races, known in the tuner and poser scene as "Car Friday."
During the operation, a total of 113 vehicles and 123 people were checked. The traffic checks were set up at various locations throughout the district, with a focus on the cities of Neuss and Jüchen.
A total of 76 traffic offenses were detected, including 24 cases of speeding, driving under the influence of drugs, and driving without mandatory insurance. Seven technically modified vehicles were thoroughly checked and secured by specially trained forces.
Strict action will be taken against improperly performed vehicle modifications. All illegal technical modifications must be rebuilt to the proper condition. The police department encourages safety tuning to maintain fun while following the rules.
Vehicle modifications should comply with rules, be recorded in vehicle documents, or require a permit if necessary. The police will continue to carry out checks at regular intervals throughout the district for more road safety.
In addition to fines, traffic offenders also have to expect costs for the report and towing fees. The police department's headquarters website is https://rhein-kreis-neuss.polizei.nrw, and press inquiries can be directed to the Landrat of Rhein-Kreis Neuss (contact information provided).
The leadership of the traffic controls at the "Car Friday" event in Rhein-Kreis Neuss on April 18, 2025, has not been specified in the provided search results. The vehicles being examined are being used to create a technical report, and the exact modifications will be determined by a court-admissible report.
For more information about the police department's efforts to ensure road safety, please visit their website or contact the press office at [email protected].
