Tel Aviv police write 522 traffic tickets, seize 33 e-bikes and scooters

Credit: Israel Police Spokesperson’s Unit

Traffic officers in the police’s Yarkon District wrote 522 tickets during the week leading up to November 5, 2026. They also seized 33 micromobility vehicles and caught five people driving without a license for their type of vehicle, or with no license at all.

The operation, carried out both openly and undercover, targeted dangerous traffic violations and aggressive driving. Officers used tactical cameras to record violations and track down drivers endangering other road users.

The tickets included:

  • Running a red light: 18 tickets.
  • Using a cellphone while driving: 68 tickets.
  • Riding violations on e-bikes, scooters and other micromobility vehicles: 105 tickets.
Trailer loaded with motorbikes and scooters, license plate blurred
Photo: Israel Police Spokesperson's Unit

Another 15 vehicles were taken off the road after inspection by a traffic examiner.

In one case, a 16-year-old was stopped on Menachem Begin Road in Tel Aviv. He is suspected of recklessly riding a Sur-Ron with no license plate and of trying to flee from officers. He had no driver’s license, although riding this type of vehicle requires a motorcycle license. The vehicle was seized.

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