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In Kalmykia held the action “Letter to the driver”

Employees of the State Traffic Inspectorate of Elista together with pupils of the detachment of young traffic inspectors held a preventive event “Letter to the driver”.

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In Kalmykia held the action “Letter to the driver”

Employees of the State Traffic Inspectorate of Elista together with pupils of the detachment of young traffic inspectors held a preventive event “Letter to the driver”.

The police appealed to the drivers of vehicles with letters in which in an accessible form mentions the need to comply with traffic rules, the importance of careful attitude to pedestrians and the inadmissibility of exceeding the speed limit.

Children’s messages, filled with sincere wishes for safety, were delivered to motorists near educational institutions and on busy sections of the city’s street and road network.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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