The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched a nationwide operation targeting vehicles operating without registration number plates and those fitted with unauthorized gadgets, including sirens, blue lights, and beacons.
The operation, which targets all vehicle categories, aims to curb the growing trend of motorists deliberately removing number plates to evade identification after committing crimes and traffic offences. According to the ZRP, even public vehicle drivers are involved in this practice, often removing number plates when committing traffic offences or causing road accidents.
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Book NowThe force has expressed concern over the increasing number of vehicles on the road without proper identification, making it challenging for authorities to track down offenders. Motorists found fitted with illegal gadgets have been warned to remove them immediately or face severe penalties.
The ZRP has pledged to restore order on the country’s roads by impounding all plateless vehicles. The vehicles will only be released after completing the necessary registration processes. The move is part of the force’s efforts to enhance road safety and security.
Motorists are advised to ensure their vehicles are properly registered and comply with traffic regulations to avoid penalties. The operation is ongoing, and the ZRP has urged the public to report any information on vehicles operating without number plates or fitted with unauthorized gadgets.
