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Under new legislation, the Cyprus Police now have the powers to collect on the spot fines and give points to motorists who are speeding or driving under the influence of alcohol in Cyprus.
The 2012 Cyprus 4×4 Rally was held on Saturday 9 June. Starting out from Limassol, the 4x4s headed west towards Paramali, taking in a bunch of tracks across the countryside. As well as navigate the route, competitors answered questions about things they saw.
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Let’s face it, the roads in Cyprus are pretty poor. But after the recent extreme rainfall there’s a whole load of new hazards to contend with.
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Be aware the Cyprus Police are having a big crackdown on drinking and driving in Cyprus.
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The Bedford TM was a heavy goods vehicle constructed by Bedford Vehicles, the British arm of General Motors’ commercial vehicle division, between 1974 and 1986.
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After several years of speculation, we can confirm a little known fact. That well known international hazard of the roads ‘White Man Van’ is actually trained in Cyprus. Here’s the full story.
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The Grand Road Safety Project was inaugurated on 2 June 2011 by the Minister of Communications and Works Erato Kozakou Marcoullis with the aim of making Cyprus the safest holiday destination in the Eastern Mediterranean in terms of road safety, for local people and prospective tourists alike.
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Driving in Cyprus is an experience not to be missed. Some call it a sport, others a way of life. Whatever, there’s a surprise around every corner.
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Parking in Cyprus is an art form to be enjoyed. It’s a big game where the rules are sparse and the possibilities are endless.
Here’s some principles to get you started as a real Cypriot…
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People holidaying in Cyprus often ask about driving on the island. Should they rent a car? Is it a safe, fun way to get around?
The answer is of course yes. Driving in Cyprus is no more difficult than driving in the UK. And in lots of ways it’s easier and more fun.
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