Police are urging motorists to exercise caution on the roads during the Clean Monday long weekend, warning that traffic is expected to increase across the island.
Authorities said drivers should strictly follow the Highway Code and show consideration for other road users.
Traffic units from police headquarters and district divisions will step up patrols on highways, rural roads and the wider road network.
The heightened police presence aims to ensure smooth traffic flow, assist the public when needed and identify violations that endanger road safety.
Throughout the weekend, officers will carry out intensive alcohol checks to remove impaired drivers from the roads.
Police will also target other major traffic offenses — including speeding, failure to wear seat belts or helmets, and mobile‑phone use — which are among the leading causes of fatal and serious collisions.