Send to KindleA highly-bribable Bulgarian traffic control policeman pulls over a shiny car. He throws in all his integrity into finding something wrong with the driver's license and the vehicle but the driver is absolutely impeccable.
After hustling around for half another, the police officer ran out of ideas.
"May I leave now," asked the driver.
"Leave, leave, you have a heart," replied the highly-disappointed police officer.
The Sofia Court of Appeals has confirmed the initial court ruling, ordering Boris Borisov and Georgi Georgiev, employees of the Executive Agency "Automobile Administration" (IAAA), to remain in custody
A new strategy implemented by the Bulgarian Traffic Police to impound vehicles driven by intoxicated individuals has shown promising results in reducing the number of drunk and drugged drivers on the roads
Starting today, drivers across Bulgaria will face increased scrutiny on the roads as the traffic police roll out new mobile cameras for monitoring traffic violations
This morning, shortly before 8:00 a.m., in the area of the intersection between Burgas streets “Zahari Stoyanov” and “Georgi Panov” traffic police at the OD of the Ministry of Interior in Burgas noticed a crashed vehicle - a truck with a falling board, wi
From today until 7 March, a special operation of road police is underway throughout the country, announced Chief Inspector Nikolay Krusharski from the Traffic Police Department, GDNP.
Bulgarian police has launched a special countrywide operation against speeding today, which will last until 7 February, said the press office of the Veliko Tarnovo Directorate of the Ministry of Interior, quoted by Focus News AgencyTeams of Traffic Police
Strong words - though unity in Bulgarian politics usually lasts about as long as a yogurt in the sun.
That’s because no one checks CPI when standing in the dairy aisle
Because Radev keeps going around in circles, but never joins the party!
"Ah, nothing like a good parade to remind the world that we have tanks, missiles, and questionable fashion choices."
Because it heard Boyko Borissov and Rumen Radev arguing and decided it was safer to stay grounded than get caught in the crossfire.
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