National Police Develops Actions to Prevent Traffic Accidents The National Police presented its weekly traffic accident report, noting a decrease in injuries from January 1 to May 10 compared to the previous year. The report detailed 1,318 collisions, with Managua having the highest number of accidents, and identified motorcycles as the most frequently involved vehicles. Preventive actions included traffic regulation, breathalyzer tests, and the detention of drivers without licenses or under the influence of alcohol, alongside educational initiatives for bus and taxi owners.

• The National Police reported on traffic accidents from May 4-10, aiming to protect Nicaraguan families.
• From January 1 to May 10, there was a decrease of 163 injuries compared to the same period in 2025.
• A total of 1,318 collisions occurred during the reported week.
• Managua, León, Estelí, Matagalpa, Masaya, and Chinandega registered the highest number of traffic accidents.
• 38 people were injured during the week.
• Motorcycles were the most involved vehicles in accidents (388), followed by pickup trucks (318) and cars (299).
• Preventive measures included traffic regulation and checkpoints in all 153 municipalities.
• 15,339 vehicles were inspected, 14,834 breathalyzer tests were administered.
• 442 drivers were detained for driving without a license, and 134 for driving under the influence.
• 591 driver’s licenses were suspended.
• Safety was ensured for the School Plan, tourist destinations, and recreational areas.
• Control measures like speed radars and alcoholimeters were used on 84 road sections.
• Training sessions on road safety were conducted for bus and taxi owners. https://www.el19digital.com/articulos/ver/176933-policia-nacional-desarrolla-acciones-para-prevenir-accidentes-de-transito