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Argeș County Police Inspectorate reports 110 activities in schools, involving 4,269 pupils and students. For the data on accidents involving electric scooters and the other information requested, the inspectorate states that no database contains this information in the form requested.
Arad County Police Inspectorate reports 98 activities in schools, with instruction provided to 3,528 pupils and students. The number of accidents involving electric scooters rose from 4 in 2020 to 53 in 2025; 63 were recorded in the first eight months of 2026, with 2 people killed and 9 seriously injured.
Alba County Police Inspectorate reports 13 activities with school road-safety patrols and, in 2026, 43 activities for pedestrians and cyclists, with 3,545 participants. In the first eight months of 2026, there were 11 accidents involving electric scooters, leaving 2 people seriously injured and 13 slightly injured.
Allows FEW’s appeal on points of law, quashes the judgment in full and allows the action in part, ordering GNM to disclose information under points 1, 2.2, 5 and 7. The decision is final.
Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Vrancea County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The institutions distinguish between reading the CEI for administrative purposes, statistics not compiled centrally and healthcare validation not yet used at the time of the responses.
Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Vaslui County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The institutions distinguish between installed readers, statistics not recorded separately and CEI use limited to identifying individuals.
Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Vâlcea County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The institutions describe checks using readers or registers, but also the absence of separate statistics that would allow CEI uses to be counted.
Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Tulcea County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative.
In their responses to FEW, the tax services in Buziaș and Lugoj describe verifying domicile by reading the electronic identity card (CEI), without separately recording the number of these checks.
Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Teleorman County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The institutions describe both available readers without separate statistics and healthcare validations using the CEI that were not carried out before the functionality became operational.