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In Nikolsky district, drivers were reminded of the price of drunk driving

Nikolsk auto inspectors together with the soldiers of the squad "Tiger" held the action "Drunk driving dangerous!"

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In Nikolsky district, drivers were reminded of the price of drunk driving

Nikolsk auto inspectors together with the soldiers of the squad "Tiger" held the action "Drunk driving dangerous!". The main task is to prevent accidents in which drunk drivers are driving.

During the meetings, motorists were reminded: driving after alcohol is unacceptable. They were told in detail what responsibility awaits for such a violation and why it is so important.

Separately, the police and the “tigers” emphasized civic consciousness. They urged drivers not to pass by and immediately report to the duty station if they noticed a person driving with signs of alcohol or drug intoxication.

Each participant was given a memo. It contains information about safe driving, signs of intoxication and phones that can be used to report the offender.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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