In a bid to improve road safety and reduce traffic congestion, authorities have conducted a 4-day operation to remove unregistered vehicles from the roads. The operation, which began on July 12, 2025, and ended on July 15, 2025, was carried out by a team of officials from the transportation department and law enforcement agencies. During the operation, a total of 250 unregistered vehicles were identified and removed from the roads. The vehicles, which included cars, trucks, and motorcycles, were found to be operating without valid registration or licenses. The authorities used a combination of surveillance cameras, traffic stops, and on-the-ground inspections to identify the unregistered vehicles. The operation was conducted in several locations across the city, including major highways and intersections. The authorities worked closely with towing companies to remove the vehicles from the roads and transport them to designated impound lots. The owners of the unregistered vehicles will be required to pay fines and penalties, as well as provide proof of registration and insurance, in order to retrieve their vehicles. The operation is part of a larger effort by the authorities to crack down on unregistered vehicles and improve road safety. According to statistics, unregistered vehicles are more likely to be involved in accidents and are often driven by unlicensed drivers. The authorities have warned that they will continue to conduct regular operations to remove unregistered vehicles from the roads and will take strict action against owners who fail to comply with traffic laws. The operation has been hailed as a success by the authorities, who say that it has helped to reduce traffic congestion and improve road safety. The authorities have also appealed to the public to report any unregistered vehicles they see on the roads, and to provide information about the owners of such vehicles. The operation is expected to continue in the coming weeks and months, with the authorities targeting different locations and areas. The authorities have also announced plans to increase the number of surveillance cameras and traffic stops in order to catch more unregistered vehicles. In addition, the authorities are working with local car dealerships and repair shops to educate them about the importance of registering vehicles and providing proper documentation. The operation has been widely covered in the media, with many residents praising the authorities for taking action against unregistered vehicles. However, some owners of unregistered vehicles have expressed frustration and anger at the operation, saying that it is unfair and targets low-income residents who cannot afford to register their vehicles.