In 2025, Alagoas saw 1,752 drivers have their National Driver's License suspended due to serious traffic violations, primarily for running red lights and driving in bus lanes.
In Alagoas, Brazil, a significant increase in traffic violations has led to 1,752 drivers having their National Driver's License (CNH) suspended in 2025. The State Department of Traffic (Detran/AL) reported that 2,995 processes regarding license suspensions were opened in the past year. Among the various infractions, running a red light and exceeding the speed limit by more than 20% emerged as the most prevalent offenses, alongside unlawful driving in bus lanes designed for public transport.
Throughout 2025, Detran recorded a staggering 1,081,063 traffic violations in the state, highlighting a concerning trend in driver behavior. The recent statistics reveal not just the number of infractions but also the increasing instances of serious violations that can lead to suspension of driving rights. The Brazilian Traffic Code (CTB) regulates the conditions under which a driver's license may be suspended, with the points system allowing for variances based on the severity of infringements.
As driving violations continue to escalate, authorities stress the importance of adhering to traffic laws to ensure road safety. With modifications to how violations are monitored and penalties are imposed, the state may undertake further measures to improve compliance and decrease the current rates of dangerous driving behaviors, ultimately aiming for a reduction in accidents and increased public safety on the roads.
