Participants in a wedding convoy in Uralsk have been held accountable for dangerous driving, and their vehicles were placed on a impound lot, the website infohub.kz reports.
According to the information and media portal of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, surveillance cameras at the Operational Control Center recorded a traffic violation on the Depo Bridge in Uralsk.
It was established that two young men were leaning out of the sunroofs of two Toyota Alphard cars that were part of a wedding convoy, photographing and filming the vehicles following behind. Despite heavy traffic during the evening rush hour, while on the bridge, the young men not only leaned out of the cars' sunroofs but also leaned far outward, stretching out their arms to get spectacular shots. Such actions posed a threat not only to their own lives and health but also to other road users.
Police officers immediately stopped the vehicles and conducted a check. It turned out that both cars were not registered in the prescribed manner. In addition, one of the drivers had committed a similar administrative offense repeatedly.
Administrative protocols were drawn up against the drivers for operating unregistered vehicles, as well as for allowing passengers to lean out of the cars' sunroofs. The cars were placed on a specialized impound lot. The mobile photographers who committed the dangerous actions were also held administratively liable. The violators are 24-25 years old.