Victoria Police will continue its crackdown on “hooning” by using drones to monitor and target riders who engage in dangerous street driving in Melbourne. Multiple outlets report that the operation is focused on riders whose behaviour poses risks to other road users. The reporting says police will deploy drones as part of enforcement activity, aiming to identify and address offences associated with hooning in public road environments. While the articles summarise the use of drones, they do not detail specific locations, timeframes, or the precise types of offences police will prioritise beyond hooning-related conduct. The coverage is consistent across the sources, which all describe the next phase of the enforcement effort as an extension of existing action against reckless riding. Overall, the reports indicate that Victoria Police is strengthening its surveillance and detection capabilities to support frontline enforcement and improve compliance on Melbourne streets.