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In Tarus were massive checks of drivers

State traffic inspectors stopped motorists in specially organized stopping corridors marked by signal cones

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In Tarus were massive checks of drivers

State traffic inspectors stopped motorists in specially organized stopping corridors marked by signal cones.

“Preventive conversations were held about preventing driving vehicles in a state of intoxication or overwork, as well as the need to reduce speed in the dark and in conditions of insufficient visibility,” the ministry explained.

A total of 49 drivers were checked. Six of them were brought to justice.

As MK in Kaluga reported earlier, Kalugan is being warned about fraud under the guise of a mortgage subsidy.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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