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ARTICLE · 10 SEPTEMBER 2024

Operation "Remove All Impaired Drivers" (RAID) aims to reduce road fatalities

What does Operation Raid involve? Major traffic offences are considered criminal offences under the law.

AustraliaCriminal Law
Emma Starr
Emma Starr

Police in New South Wales have conducted several high visibility operations in recent years aimed at reducing the road toll by targeting dangerous driving behaviour.

Operation RAID, or Remove All Impaired Drivers, is the latest of these operations.

It is being conducted from 12:01 a.m. this morning until 4 a.m. Sunday, 8 September 2024, with the stated aim of reducing road accidents by targeting drink driving, drug driving, and being fatigue behind the wheel – conduct which police describe as "three major contributors to the state's annual road toll".

What does Operation Raid involve?

The operation will be signified by increased roadside breath and drug testing, along with measures to identify those driving while fatigued, those who fail to wear seatbelts and unlicensed drivers, including those who have been suspended or disqualified.

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