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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 72308, member: 636"]
Bulgaria recorded six additional road fatalities despite implementing harsher traffic penalties, with 74 deaths occurring during a recent seven-week span compared to 68 victims during the equivalent period one year earlier. Interior Ministry statistics attribute nearly all collisions to driver or pedestrian error while citing deficient pavement conditions in just 0.1 percent of crashes.

Former traffic enforcement chief Tencho Tenev criticized the widespread use of inappropriate speed citations that enable officers to penalize motorists traveling within legal limits. One Sofia driver encountered wheel damage after striking an unrepaired pothole obscured by overgrown vegetation, yet avoided reporting the incident to sidestep potential sanctions. Municipal authorities confirmed the hazard will remain unaddressed until repairs commence next year.

Northwestern Bulgaria leads the European Union in per capita traffic mortality, correlating with infrastructure deterioration that persists despite substantial road agency funding exceeding 1.6 billion leva.
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