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Minsk traffic police strengthens control over taxis and minibuses: inspections will last until September 13

In the capital, there is a raid to check the technical condition of taxis and minibuses. Monitoring is carried out through a public security monitoring system.

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Minsk traffic police strengthens control over taxis and minibuses: inspections will last until September 13

Minsk traffic police took taxis and taxis for special control as part of a preventive measure, which will last until September 13. Belta reports.

The purpose of the action is to identify violations among passenger carriers. Inspectors check the technical condition of minibuses and passenger cars, as well as the observance of traffic rules by drivers: rules of maneuvering, crossings and transportation of people. The resources of the republican public security monitoring system are additionally used for control.

The traffic police stressed that for violations will be prosecuted not only drivers, but also officials who allowed transport or employees to the flight. Carriers are called to maximum responsibility.

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