1. National Mobile Police Service High Risk Drivers! Odd Reidar Humlegård National Mobile Police Service

2. The Kingdom of Norway Low population density, long distances and rural districts  4,7 mill. Inhabitants  386.000 square km  Coastline 25.148 km  Land border 2.542 km (borders to Sweden, Finland and Russia)  74.523 islands (just 2000 are inhabited)  The islands of Svalbard and Jan Mayen  Roads 92.270 km  2.6 mill cars, trucks and buses

3. National Mobile Police Service A positive progress from 1970 up to 2009  Fifthy per cent reduction of people killed on Norwegian roads – from 560 in 1970 to 214 in 2005  Triplication of numbers of cars  Figurs of acidents and injured peoples are relativly stabile

4. National Mobile Police Service WHICH DRIVERS DESERVE EXTRA ATTENTION FROM THE POLICE? WHICH DRIVERS DESERVE EXTRA ATTENTION FROM THE POLICE? A study of fatal accidents in road traffic 2004-2005

5.  The study includes all the 425 accidents with 476 casualties.  One perpetrator was identified for each accident. 250 perpetrator did not survive the accident, whereas 175 survived. A study of criminal proceedings documents in road casualties in 2004 and 2005 National Mobile Police Service

6.  A ordinary careful driver  Makes mistakes...  Misuse or incorrect use of medications  High Risk Groups  Young boys with a lack of understanding of risk  Criminals who consider traffic offences less dangerous compared to many other and more serious crime Drivers - a diverse group of people! National Mobile Police Service

9. Previously convicted perpetrators National Mobile Police Service

10. Blameworthy drivers are 3 times more often formerly convicted

11. National Mobile Police Service Drivers - age

12. National Mobile Police Service Study of 603 drivers arrested for A/D impairment in January 2007

13. National Mobile Police Service High risk drivers are our core business! Young driversCriminals using the roads

14. National Mobile Police Service ‘Road Policing’ - It’s a police task! Road safety Fighting crime

15. National Mobile Police Service Patrol strategy - intelligence-led Policing  More intelligence-led road policing  Collaboration with the local police and NCIS to improve control and surveillance of Risk-seeking youngsters Criminals  Specialized Intelligent-patrols in all districts  Sniffer dogs to detect transportation of drugs  Multi agency controls on the borders  NMPS now seize drugs, weapons, stolen goods and arrest people on the roads – similar to an average police force

16. National Mobile Police Service NMPS have suggested several measures. Some are already implemented and some to come.  More use of Technology;  Mobile access to the national intelligent system “INDICIA”  Mobile access to national police register  Mobile ANPR  Mobile evidence instrument to test impaired drivers roadside  VTS (Vehicle Track System) in all cars

17. NMPS have suggested several measures. Some are already implemented and some to come, cont..  Amending legislation and national directives  During the 2 first years the drivers will get the double numbers of penalty points and loose the licence at a lower level of speeding  Training program for drivers who have lost their licence during the 2 years test period, with focus on understanding and identifying risk  Zero-tolerance principle for drugs and use of saliva test for random drugs testing – like for alcohol  A special marking of vehicles used by new drivers for the first 6 months  Deny criminals driving licence ore withdraw the licence if using the vehicle to commit a crime National Mobile Police Service