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Moksha inspectors remind drivers of road safety

Employees of the Department of traffic police of the Moksha district held the action “Drivers, move towards safety!”

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Moksha inspectors remind drivers of road safety

Employees of the Department of traffic police of the Moksha district held the action “Drivers, move towards safety!”. Its purpose is to draw public attention to the problem of accidents.

Inspectors spoke to motorists about speeding, going to the oncoming lane, as well as the dangers of driving in a tired state and intoxicated state. Separately stopped on the use of seat belts and child restraints when transporting passengers.

During the action, traffic police handed drivers information memos. They once again urged not to “fly” on the roads, observe the speed limit and remember that the smallest passengers need to be transported in a car seat.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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