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Speeding, driving under the influence of drugs, using a phone while driving, and other violations leave Egypt’s highways vulnerable to crashes. High speeds reduce drivers’ room to maneuver and make mistakes more consequential. On October 3, 2026, traffic enforcement campaigns recorded 115,506 violations in 24 hours and tested 820 drivers, 25 of whom were found to have used drugs. Meanwhile, 17 people were injured in a crash on the Al-Dawawis road in Ismailia, including 15 workers who were riding in the back of a truck. The report notes that speed cameras and enforcement campaigns help improve compliance but are not enough on their own. Reducing crashes requires enforcing the law, increasing checks of drivers and vehicles, and strengthening adherence to safe-driving rules.
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