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In Reutov there was a raid on the safety of young passengers

In Reutov, a preventive event “Child – passenger” was held. Employees of the traffic police Department conducted a raid aimed at preventing an accident involving minors.

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In Reutov there was a raid on the safety of young passengers

In Reutov, a preventive event “Child – passenger” was held. Employees of the traffic police Department conducted a raid aimed at preventing an accident involving minors.

During the event, special attention was paid to the rules of transportation of children in cars. Inspectors checked the availability and proper use of child restraints.

The city administration and the Department of traffic police urge residents to be more careful on the roads. Violators can be reported to the duty unit at the specified number. Safety is the main assistant in the trip.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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