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More than 70 drivers did not use a seat belt in Tver

Department of traffic police on Tver said that from 6 to 11 October in the city was identified more than 70 drivers who ignored the seat belt while driving a car

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More than 70 drivers did not use a seat belt in Tver

The Department of traffic police on Tver said that from 6 to 11 October in the city was identified more than 70 drivers who ignored the seat belt while driving.

Employees of traffic police in the supervision of traffic identified and compiled 79 administrative materials under article 12.6 of the administrative code of the Russian Federation.

In addition, auto inspectors identified ten drivers who did not worry about the safety of young passengers and violated the rules for transporting children in the car. In respect of them, administrative materials were drawn up under part 3 of article 12.23 of the administrative code of the Russian Federation.

The Ministry urged to protect their lives and the lives of loved ones, use seat belts and child seats.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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